stanislavb

This. The numbers just don't add up in order for this to make any sense.

Something similar but with a different angle - Urban DJ https://urbanpoll.com/dj

Every day people order the top 5 songs and nominate one another song and a new topic. That way, we always have songs on the same topic. When there are more than 5 songs nominated on the same topic - people filter them out with one extra step.

It's fun, and it's been running since Nov 2022 https://urbanpoll.com/dj/rounds. I'd be happy if more people joined. I'm the "founder" of this little side project.

If story points convert to "hours"/"days"/"time" in the end of the day, why is estimating in time less useful?

Asked in another way - why is it more useful to estimate in an unit that's more abstract/distant-from-reality?

Oh, what a "hack". I didn't expect that to be a thing. Thanks!

"slams" the recipe to have a click-bite title.

"Throwing everything in a document is just fermenting chaos and pain." - I LOVE THIS.

Looks beautiful. I will get it featured on SaaSHub's newsletter https://www.saashub.com/my-good-week. Cheers!

Yup, my issue with Starlink is giving money to a company owned by Musk. I will avoid that as much as possible.

Thank you so much. I came to the comments looking for a similar explanation.

Yup, this was the second thing I thought that's happening. Also, I wasn't sure whether to upgrade from 13 to 16. However, the AI angle tends everything towards buying a new phone.

A very smart move from Apple.

"Indie app publishers are screwed." - that was one of the first things I thought about.

The bigger deal to me is that so many Americans (that many that he could win) are still going to vote for Trump! That's so disappointing of the American society.

The bigger deal to me is that so many Americans (that many that he could win) are still going to vote for Trump! That's so disappointing of the American society.

A trawler driven by the Russians?

Oh, how much I hate the Uber notifications. Thanks for the example. They are a perfect example of abusing the system.

This. At some point in the past I was giving a "test drive" to DuckDuckGo. And the moment when I realised that they are a Bing wrapper was the end of it.

This is so cool.

"- What do you think about the Roaring Kitty? - Roaring Kitty? That motherfucker is a legend in the goddamn making. You got this regular-ass dude, Keith Gill, who saw an opportunity and went all in. He shook up Wall Street, and the financial bigwigs didn’t know what hit ‘em. It’s a David versus Goliath story, and this time, David’s packing some serious heat.

Roaring Kitty, a.k.a. DeepFuckingValue, took one look at GameStop, saw the potential, and bet big. He had the balls to stick to his guns when everyone else thought he was nuts. And guess what? He was right. He turned the whole goddamn market on its head, showing those hedge fund assholes that they ain't untouchable.

So, what do I think about him? The guy’s a goddamn inspiration. He showed that with some serious research, conviction, and a pair of brass balls, you can take on the system and make those motherfuckers tremble. Hats off to Roaring Kitty. Keep shaking up the status quo, you magnificent bastard."

What about all the banking apps etc. It's will be still painful replacing them.

This. It's super painful and time-confusing restoring all apps ... even with proper backups.

WTF. Trying to lure new customers by saying that all their memories. sentimental belongings or cute little toys will be destroyed?

I want to know which is the marketing agency (or person) that thought that it would be a good idea.

Unfortunately, that doesn't work as traffic is proxied through CloudFlare. i.e. all the traffic reaching my machine comes from CloudFlare IPs. The only way to know the real IP is at web-server level (e.g. Nginx).

Usually, I can block similar traffic at CloudFlare level; however, that's somehow not the case with that IP.

Thanks!

Seems so. I was about to report about it, too.

I haven't. I will.

Hey mate, I'm using https://healthchecks.io/ for heartbeat monitoring my crons. It's been working flawlessly for quite some time now. The UI is super clean and easy to navigate. It's also free up to 20 monitored jobs. Note - I'm not in any way related to that project.

I think what he is trying to say is that people "lost" a reasonable amount of time in arguing about and implementing a change (i.e. updating scripts, processes, configurations), that didn't have any viable impact or result in the end.

Yup. OpenHub is nice. I love the simplicity of its design. What do you think about LibHunt https://www.libhunt.com? It's similar to OpenHub to some extent; however, it is more focussed on alternatives and comparisons of libraries. For example, a nice trick is to open any github repo and replace "github" with "libhunt" to find alternatives of that project. E.g. https://www.libhunt.com/site/find_alternatives

Are there people who studied in UKTC here? Maybe we could connect.

Hey mate, I've solved this problem (frequency of updates) at Lenns.io. i.e. it's an opinionated RSS reader/tracker with a few unique features (at least they are unique when combined). You can tag each Feed Source into multiple categories. Then, you set priority weights (manuallY) to both Sources and Categories. That way - the sources or topics that you are most interested in always pop up at the top of your feed. Then, to avoid the issue with one source overtaking your feed - you can set a limit on how many posts you want displayed per feed.

I hope this makes sense. And, I will appreciate if you give it a go and share you feedback as an experienced RSS user. Cheers!

On the topic of GitHub stars - Bulma seems to be the 5th most popular CSS Framework - https://www.libhunt.com/css