jamesholden

I personally like that people can take a day to be silly and even dress up and try things they never have before. If you don't like the commercialization of it, don't play into it. Getting some makeup and a few accessories, and making lasting memories with friends and family only sound positive to me. Perhaps this is why it is more popular now than Easter; as anyone can participate sans religion.

Also if it's intended to watch shows with you.. then you're gonna hit that 'dollar a day limit' pretty fast on the 29/month plan..

Do you offer it as a GitHub project, for people who would rather self-host it?

This is a weird comment but, I read this before bed. In my dream, I was on a subway or at an airport or some travel place and I did this and the dude in my dream got mad and chased me. :D

Even subconsciously, I seem to love this app.

Well presented! Very interesting presentation. Thanks for sharing this!

Hi! When will Windows/Linux be available? I'm growing weary of DB Browser for SQLite.

I don't think I heard about this at the time; so much crazy $#!T going on in the world. That agreement is crazy:

> According to the draft lawsuit, Facebook agreed to reduce its participation in header bidding in return for "information, speed, and other advantages" that would come from staying with Google. Facebook allegedly would receive a guarantee of 90% of auctions regardless of the bids; 300 ms to bid (vs 160 offered to others), along with the ability to identify 80% of smartphone users and 60% of web users.

"Deal under discussion would lower credit-card interchange fees for merchants, but could make it harder for consumers to use rewards cards at the register"

Surprise! The consumer loses again! It's always somehow benefiting everyone but the consumer. Too much control, not enough regulation. People shouldn't be bilked out of funds by paying to use their own money. We are shouldn't be _forced_ to use these service companies for making payments.

He did note that in the article. It's under 1). at the bottom as well.

> "I realize PowerShell is cross-platform (I wrote this on macOS) but good luck evangelizing it to teams used to Linux."

Well, this is about his _own_ use no? So why not just use powershell in Linux? If it's good, tell us why. I actually am in the same boat. I spent a lot of time learning it, and I do know bash, but not as well. If there is a happy medium here, it's nice to hear your experience about that. Not just say 'well good luck convincing others'.

ok.. so your solution is using at minimum a $5/month service. Yikes, I'd prefer something like pushover before that. :/

What about all the people that live in the North, like Finland, etc?

Feedback: A way to export data would be nice.

"Do not confuse inexperience with creativity"...