ericcholis

A bit out of left field, but what about Buffalo, NY?

Flu? That's my completely uneducated guess

In addition to a very simple regex, you can do some light verification on DNS and SMTP

- nslookup –type=mx email.com

- pick the highest priority MX server

- telnet mx1.email.com 25

- validate SMTP handshake

- Start a connection: EHLO email.com

- mail from:<sender@youremail.com>

- rcpt to:<recipient@email.com>

Obviously, this might be outside the capabilities of some hosts or users. There's a bunch of services that expose this workflow for you as an api. (https://trumail.io/, for example)

I think Flexibility, UX and Marketing.

Another typo in the javascript in "Code" tab when editing a sheet

"There was a porblem uploading the sheet"

I've considered building the envelope budgeting system from simple using Plaid's free APIs. "Safe to Spend" and Expense budgeting are really what I enjoyed most out of Simple

Also, I wonder if there is correlation of at-risk people getting more flu shots?

This is how my experience was after about age 10. I was close enough to school that I could choose to ride my bike or take the bus. I would get myself out the door every morning and usually make it home before any parents.

I've recently read that the erosion of free-roaming children has increased exponentially in the years that I've since graduated highschool.

I was always impressed with how crisp remote guests or hosts often sound. Rather than sounding like they've called in, they sound like they're in-studio. Not terribly difficult to achieve, the remote person likely has a good audio setup and sends that recording to the engineer to mix together. Still, a nice touch.

And now, eBay is moving to accept more payments outside of PayPal.

I feel like Shortcuts automation in iOS could do this.

Curious, is this an in internal product?

I basically use Sublime in place of notepad on Windows at this point. If I need anything beyond advanced text editing; I'm using an IDE.

I've found that OpenNode is a pretty reasonable hosted-checkout bitcoin processor. They support Lightning, and BTC to Fiat at time of purchase.

Frozen 2, in my opinion, takes a calculated risk in world building for a young audience. They literally force the characters into a larger world to learn new cultures and how these natural forces effect the larger world. Ahtohallan is a giant abstract metaphor for self improvement, confidence, and self actualization. Again, it's in the lyrics of the song.

I'm all for these nuanced layers of messaging that tweak the standard tropes.

This seems like an area that the USDS might be able to contribute to.

I think retool is so much more than Baserow. You could conceivably build an entire CRM in retool. Or, flesh out a headless API with an interface in retool.

"But then I thought of something gross. Or awesome."

The programmer's mantra.

This raises a wild thought exercise for me. Barring any similarities to a Pay Day loan. Would you use a service like this for your own annual salary? What could you do with the lump sum that you would otherwise have trouble accomplishing?

https://typesense.org/ comes to mind. Has support for Algolia's instantsearch.js as well.

The migration guide basically consists of "Dump it to PDF".

The value prop for me was the easy report builder. I'm in the process of looking at similar alternatives: https://www.holistics.io/ is the first one that seems 1 to 1.

I'd also like more options for working with reports outside of chartio. The only option at the moment is to email a link to a CSV. No API for exporting data existed.

It doesn't seem immediately clear, but it looks like this is a talent and technology acquisition. I don't see a BI/Analytics offering from Atlassian, and no mention of integrating Chartio into their existing product suite.

All signs in the Chartio migration guide point to downloading and exporting existing reports.

- eBay employees stalk and harass bloggers https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/26/technology/ebay-cockroach...

I still use Visual FoxPro almost daily for a number of things. It really does have charm in it's simplicity and some very robust out of the box support in it's GUI and DB engines.

One thing that maybe a more technical person can explain is how exactly FoxPro accesses it's (free) tables over a network share. Given that there's no central server component, I have the impression that the whole table is loaded over the wire when it's first opened.

Agriculture Supply chain?

Similarly, there's been an increase in helicopter traffic in Western New York. But, we do know why. It's Canadian snowbirds trying to skip the border shutdown to head to Florida https://www.wgrz.com/article/news/local/canadians-buzz-throu...

Even routers these days have a random password assigned to them.

Developers who don't have regular physical access to a Mac.

My use case might be too specific. But, at home I have a Windows Desktop and Laptop. In the office I use a Mac Mini. Currently, I need to test Apple Pay for Safari. This requires test iCloud credentials. On a mac, this is difficult or prohibitive to swap between live iCloud and test iCloud logins. On Windows, testing via browser emulation is shaky at best.

Also, easily sharing access to a "cloud" (read: remote) instance of macOS with other developer staff is beneficial.

Reminds me of the three(?) times CCLeaner was been compromised.