Tech Nerd Ramblings

[NotabitaiI]

These poor MacBooks, I almost want to save them...
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They've been whipped .

Let them die

 

[notabitail]

Let them die

NO.

 

[azurbanclucker]

These poor MacBooks, I almost want to save them...
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They've been whipped .

"Duel core i5"

 

[Addicted To Chickens]

People should definitely be switching to HTC phones

WAIT-

 

[azurbanclucker]

WAIT-

 

[notabitail]

"Duel core i5"

I was thinking the same thing. Two cores angry at each other.

 

[OldGreg]

This thread seems like the perfect place for this thing I've been working on. Let me know what you think. It's mostly a toy, but I'm trying to make it cooler. www.walkthefence.com

 

[notabitail]

This thread seems like the perfect place for this thing I've been working on. Let me know what you think. It's mostly a toy, but I'm trying to make it cooler. www.walkthefence.com

It seems pretty neat.

Would there be a way to host this on one's own machine?

 

[OldGreg]

It seems pretty neat.

Would there be a way to host this on one's own machine?

I hadn't really thought about that. My early vision had me tallying up eggs and feed and stuff at the store to update the model, but checking out the dashboard on a laptop. The first several versions were on tiiny.site, but it would only save to your browser cache.

At that time there was no ability to create an account, so I had a feature where you could export your dashboard as a JSON file and reupload it when you returned to the site.

Let me see if I can find an old version that still has that feature and reupload it to tiiny.site

I just don't like the idea of asking strangers to trust me enough to download files. That might be silly, but I've never really done a project like this.

 

[OldGreg]

It seems pretty neat.

Would there be a way to host this on one's own machine?

I found this one, but it's got a lot of problems that have been fixed on subsequent versions.

Are you looking for a way to run it in areas without internet service? Because that's something interesting I hadn't considered.

If you're thinking about privacy, you can run it in guest mode and it should just save within your browser. Or you could just use a fake email to sign up.