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yeah, I wish there was an easy DIY way to program those

Isn't this basically the same as flattr?

pretty cool suggestions, even though it suggests one of my own projects.

Does anyone know of an open source tool that reliable extracts data from PDF invoices? Preferably using OCR because some of my invoices are scanned.

How exactly is "commercial" defined?

> Requirements: Live streaming uses Apple’s HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) technology. HLS requires an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with Safari on iOS 7.0 or later, a Mac with Safari 6.0.5 or later on OS X v10.8.5 or later, or a PC with Microsoft Edge on Windows 10.

So this event is only intended for people who already are Apple customers? MS Edge as the only other way seems very weird.

How common is this HLS thing, what would be the more open alternative and what advantages do they believe HLS has over it?

thanks for the clarification. much appreciated!

I'm holding them in a wallet.dat file of the original bitcoin (full node) client that I haven't started in maybe a year or more. More or less a completely offline stash.

So, as long as I hold on to the bitcoins I bought before all this madness started I should be safe? Like when in a few years some fork is the declared winner, I can still just sell my bitcoins on that winner network? (assuming bitcoins will be worth anything after those shenanigans).

that's not how NFC works.

$40 is quite steep compared to the rest of components usually used in such a project.

I recently build something similar for my balcony. But instead of a $30 raspberry I used a $9 NodeMCU: https://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2017-06/10-automated_plant_w...

Also just took me a few evenings instead of months.

Interesting. A bit off topic but I wonder what he's living off. He doesn't seem to have a regular job?

I saw something, but the filters didn't work. Tried a reload, now it's 500.

Yes, I would.

I absolutely loved the monkey wrench puzzle/pun in MI2. I found that the game always gave you hints when you were stuck. IIRC when looking at the hypnotized monkey, Guybrush would say something like "this monkey is so stiff you could loosen a screw with it" (I don't remember the exact words).

Could I use this to build images and push them to Docker Hub? The auto build feature at Docker Hub is awfully slow and often fails. Could this be a good alternative or am I missing the point of what this is?

INAL. they improved the wording. it basically is as we always assumed it is. it's just more clear now. nothing to panic about

Hmm the linux download gives me a .deb file only. I know I could try to extract the binary from it... but I'm too lazy. (ArchLinux user)

vTiger CRM. The worst code I have ever seen but still used by lots of businesses.

That's a nice idea. But Open Source authors have lives too. Friends, Family, etc. as much as I'd like to live rent free, I wouldn't want to move into a "camp" for Open Source authors.

thanks for spreading the love :)

Building it on Arch Linux failed because npm run release expects dpkg-deb to be available.

It's awesome that nearly 10 years after I came up with MonsterID, it's still going strong. I love those cats.

For everyone else wondering what the catch is: the number of outgoing mails is limited (100/day for the $4 tier).

This. IFTTT is much too simplistic for anything useful. Sure I can let it save all Gmail attachments to Google Drive. But if I want to do that for only certain attachments I'm out of luck.

What is GitLuBucket? Google thinks you meant BitBucket, but it seems to be a very weird typo.

DokuWiki. We have an internal wiki and we have a wiki farm to easily set up project wikis (great for collaboration with the customer on specifications etc.)-

Ah that makes sense! Thank you.

Can someone explain what "exchange of miniatures" means in this context?