Readit NewsTangential question - what is the best solution for iPhone? On Androids you can use Firefox with uBlock, but it seems none of the Safari extensions on iPhone actually work, I tried some paid ones too. Brave seems to work decently well, but I have no idea why - if other browsers have some OS limitation, how does Brave go around it?
I don’t have experience writing in a lab journal format, but for documents like growth experiments and how they worked, or RFCs, this is a godsend. It takes a lot of work to keep it tidy, but it’s worth it.
I went through this journey a few months ago, and it's pretty hard to catch because those albums will appear in the export, and they are not empty, so you don't expect that they are partial exports. The way to export them was going one by one in the regular Google Photos app, and downloading each album as a ZIP – that way you get pictures also from other contributors to that album.
Funnily enough, I also experienced some rate limiting and had to wait a few minutes after every 6-7 albums.
My end goal was importing the Takeout into Apple Photos library locally stored on my Mac. Some other steps I had to take were:
- Fixing the metadata [0] so they showed up with a correct date
- Importing albums first, and the "Stream" (a folder per year) second, because otherwise the deduplication would mean the pictures already in the stream wouldn't get added to an album.
On that topic – what do you do when you observe that in your test results? What's the right way to interpret the data?
The HN community was very helpful for us from the very beginning. We've recieved hundreds of signups on our google forms before writing the first line of code and a valuable feedback on our ideas throughout our beta.
We're building acreom to be the dev-first workflow tool you will love using, individually and later in the team. Today acreom is built to be your daily driver for capturing notes, breaking down development tasks, tracking progress and building a knowledge base.
acreom is built around the following fundemantal principles:
tight integration of markdown, tasks and calendar
capture-first organise-later interface
designed for keyboard
local-first
you can try it out in your browser without downloading anything.
if there's anything we can do better, pelase let us know.
we're also on producthunt [1] https://www.producthunt.com/posts/acreom-1-0
Since Google closed this project, I never used anything similar, but I think that I should be. I tried few times to use ordinary Github search, but it wasn't good enough to be useful. Hopefully this project will change it. Done properly it would be a very powerful tool.
What's not clear to me is whether that tool searches only on Github or on all repositories in the Internet? Hopefully it's the latter.