Max V

The claim that "See how your website LOOKS on social media" is incorrect. At best, it shows you how it MAY look, not how it actually looks. There is a 1,000 of other emulators like that and the actual result is often quite different to what they claim, specially around the edge cases. I wish someone made a site that posts the URL to social sites, then grabs the screenshots and shows them to me.

If, like me, you look at UpWork jobs from time to time, you probably noticed that sifting through the search results takes a long time, partially, because the same jobs appear in different feeds and searches. This browser add-on tells me which jobs I scrolled past earlier to help me focus only on the ones I have not seen yet. This simple colour-coding saves me a lot of time. Hope it can help...

There are significant privacy and business model concerns with this product. 1. They send telemetry and who know other data to themselves 2. The source code is not available, so who knows what else is in there 3. The need to make money + closed source + VC investors is not the formula I'd like my terminal to be built on. See this discussion on HackerNews for more details...

Looks useful, but running a black box app on my machine with highly privileged access to an AWS account is a bit too risky. Placing compiled executables on GitHub with no source code available makes it look even more dodgy. You can make it open source and still sell paid subscriptions. An alternative business model can be to suggest alternatives to AWS services and how they compare. It would be...

?makers, why do you require date of birth and gender during sign up? What difference does this information make to the process or outcome?

Can you make it a standalone website for me to submit an SVG file?

How does it compare to MeetUp?

https://wingacoustics.com/ These guys are onto something. Can't wait for our lockdown to be over to hear it for myself.

How do you make money? The extension is not open-source and your Privacy Policy says you can collect whatever data you want, keep it forever and share it with whoever.

I thought this was another April's Fool Joke, but no, these guys are for real.

@matthew_knippen, your pricing is quite aggressive for a consumer app. Either I get a 7-day trial with a $230 annual subscription or it's $30 to try it. The pricing is not revealed upfront either - it is buried deep in FAQ. Did you arrive to it by experimenting? Also, there are plenty of negative reviews on GooglePlay from ripped off customers who tried to cancel and got hit with a $120 bill....

Nah, this is for joggers, not runners. You can tell if you are in the easy, moderate or heavy zone by how engaged your brain is. Jogging to music? Sure. Music for fartlek? You kidding me - I'm thinking how not to die before I reach the end of the interval. Even tempo runs demand focus and attention. When you RUN you listen to your body, nothing else matters. Not saying it's a bad idea. Just...

?makers Guys, is the code open source? I want to port it to FF.

A standing desk with quick-detach legs for home office - 1 minute set up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdWBJu45pjg

Anyone doing long runs would love that. Sometimes it catches you unawares and you just have to go. MapMyRun added crowdsourced water and toilet locations some months ago, so yes, there is value in that. 🏃🏃🏃

I think this can be a very good newsletter with crowdsourced and carefully curated one-liners from different programming languages.

As someone who had to sleep on a very unpleasant faux-leather couch for a few weeks I can say that the idea is sound, but the offer is not. First of all, there are 2 conflicting use cases: 1) I'm going to sleep on someone's else couch - I don't know the size of the couch - I am going to travel with the bag, so it needs to compress well - I don't want to bring back any critters that currently...

Khaled, how is the sperm preserved while in transit? Also, what is the expected survival rate and how does it compare to producing the sample in the clinic?