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Same. I used to be a HBO GO Subscriber (not anymore). I guess they don't delete their records. :|

Wrote a similar tool for myself in golang while learning the language. :)

https://github.com/st0le/kv

Personally think, ruby got it right where we can pass a lambda with the `key` parameter.

Disable notifications.

I think this would be great if you can bind them to an IDE's Debugger Shortcuts. Step In/Out/Thru.

nice. very similar to CyberChef[1] except it allows custom JS code.

1. https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/

Rainmeter is the closest thing to it.

    echo '' | fzf --print-query --preview 'jq {q} input.json'

This was posted the last time this came up.

Well, the solution includes filtering down to specific files. "any change" might just be noise.

Not quite the same what OP asked for. This will create the key and assign value 0 to it.

Where are the docs for the table API?

IMO ProcMon on Windows is its equivalent. Not Process Explorer.

https://drop.lol/ too

I recently found https://gifcap.dev/. Performance is slow, but good to use if I can't install software on a machine.

They just announced AppMaker is shutting down (soon). So...maybe?

Windows has the "waitfor" utility. It can wait on only a single signal. But I've never seen it being used to be honest.

Honestly, This is good to prevent malware but I imagine this breaks a bunch of things if for eg. If the link has a limited visit count. The link will "expire" before the recipient gets a chance to view it.

legal page is 404. fyi.

The change goes live tomorrow. They messed up with the announcement.

https://github.com/Microsoft/WinAppDriver ?

Scientist for Python? https://github.com/github/scientist

No free plans? How about https://healthchecks.io/ though?

If you think you are ready, http://www.firsttimersonly.com/

I'm more likely to download your app if you have some informative screenshots on your webpage.

Very nice UI.

Here are more similar services

https://gist.io https://roughdraft.io https://bl.ocks.org/-/about

Why is it counter clockwise?

This worked for me

Hasn't it been available for a while now?

I use Flipboard, reddit, etc for categorized content.

On HN, I've noticed I read articles which I wouldn't have otherwise. You could argue /r/all is similar in that respect.