ezzato

thank you very much

that is all i needed

Looks great. Super interesting to browse other peoples code. I'm working on a desktop app for ChatGPT.

https://github.com/EzzatOmar/delegate

So true.

Idk never used it. The paywall makes me flee every time a search leads me there.

Working on an ad network for sideprojects (just launched). tinyads.io

It works by sideprojects showing each other on their landing pages.

I was just pushing some new code to production when it stopped working. So frustrating.

UPDATE: the cookie banner was updated. A reject option is now available!

https://twitter.com/LetMeReject/status/1366473613709365257?s...

Thanks to everyone supporting this. We changed the world a little bit.

If you think this format has potential please follow @LetMeReject.

That's true. As long as they have not to bear the external cost it's cheap to pollute. But the market is two sided. We can bring the cost to the polluter if we choose to.

The DPA (Lower Saxony) says it's not. German link: https://lfd.niedersachsen.de/startseite/themen/internet/date...

They call it Nudging.

I might translate this to a proper blog post in English.

In this case the footer banner is not accessible with an open cookie banner. E.g. German law requires the website owner to have a legal link to the website representative.

In this case, only by consenting to the cookies I could have access to those links.

I filled 2 years ago a few complaints. It took over 1 year for an answer. Basically nothing happened.

The Data Protection Authority are underfunded and understaffed. They try the best with their resources.

Some do some don't.

The GDPR strictly requires an explicit opt-in. So it's reasonable to assume that clicking on 'X' is a rejection. But some website do not accept that as a rejection.

Quoting the banner: "You can consent to the use of such technologies by closing this notice"

As a European I encounter a lot dark patterns to circumvent privacy laws. Some just ignore your choice and track you. Some don't give you a reject option. Some make it really really annoying (or slow) to reject.

Do you think it's possible to politely ask them on twitter to change? Maybe as a group?

Are the privacy switches hardware or software based?

Thanks for the feedback. There are some issues left unsolved. I will take care of them.

Thank you!

Is there a difference between the two?

Thanks. I fixed the typos.

Yes. Tailwind mixed with alpinejs.

What a great project. Love the idea. This might be a new game gerne. Developer Board Games or so. Haha

No I don't. The ads must be respectful and unobtrusive.

Edit: typo

No wobble, juggle, jumping in the live version. I'll remove the animation now. haha

Yes, the ad endpoints are locked right now. Doors are opening on March 15th. I wanted to give this a slow start to have a credible amount of projects to show.

Only ads with the script tag will be included to the ad network.

I run postgresql in the backend. Right now most of the apps logic is written directly as postgres functions.

After experimenting with datalog and mongo I settled with postgres. It's flexible enough for most situations.

Love ethical ads! I guess finding OSS through an ad is not the right way.

I did but couldn't find a simple solution to implement that. The plan right now is to integrate flurly as a payment solution in the future.

Creator here. Tiny ads is my attempt to create a cross site ad network for hackers and side projects.

It's more an experiment than a serious business venture. The idea is simple. We place a little ad on each others page with a link back to ones side project.

It privacy respecting (no user tracking) and will work in the beginning by me judging which project to include into the ad network.

I hope to create a positive sum game and give cool projects a new platform.

(The ad will start showing on March 15th)

Never noticed that while coding the frontend xD I will change the animation to something else. Maybe a little bounce. Haha

I'm building a search engine to find free web services. https://freeplan.app

It's a week old now and I have around 2000 services listed.

This services rose from my own need to understand how to build something as cheap as possible. Working on this gave me the understanding how many services gives you a free plan which is good enough to solve a problem you care.