Just played a round, the app claims my play was the 100,000th. I find that hard to believe :)
I think it's too similar to HSTS: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Strict_Transport_Securi...
I especially enjoyed how relatively open Uplink was. Putting other hackers behind bars through International Crime Database, stealing millions of dollars from an account where a "trace a huge payment" contract ended up…
For prior art, see LessPass: https://lesspass.com
Not GP, but https://github.com/timvisee/prs seems to fit the bill.
https://github.com/ellie/atuin is a TUI with the added option of syncing history between shells and machines.
23% faster with BR as well. 528 vs 419 WPM. Made a point about feeling comfortable while reading.
Optional weekly gaming nights in Mario Kart.
Try Organic Maps - offline-first OpenStreetMap app. It's really good!
I would go for Ruby on Rails, or a more modern Phoenix Framework (Elixir). With Phoenix you can also use Phoenix LiveView to avoid writing JavaScript. Very stable, scalable and low-hassle once you deploy.
There's also a Rust homeserver called Conduit (https://conduit.rs)
This, together with Barrel, looks like a cleaner alternative to Diesel for me.
Just played a round, the app claims my play was the 100,000th. I find that hard to believe :)
I think it's too similar to HSTS: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Strict_Transport_Securi...
I especially enjoyed how relatively open Uplink was. Putting other hackers behind bars through International Crime Database, stealing millions of dollars from an account where a "trace a huge payment" contract ended up…
For prior art, see LessPass: https://lesspass.com
Not GP, but https://github.com/timvisee/prs seems to fit the bill.
https://github.com/ellie/atuin is a TUI with the added option of syncing history between shells and machines.
23% faster with BR as well. 528 vs 419 WPM. Made a point about feeling comfortable while reading.
Optional weekly gaming nights in Mario Kart.
Try Organic Maps - offline-first OpenStreetMap app. It's really good!
I would go for Ruby on Rails, or a more modern Phoenix Framework (Elixir). With Phoenix you can also use Phoenix LiveView to avoid writing JavaScript. Very stable, scalable and low-hassle once you deploy.
There's also a Rust homeserver called Conduit (https://conduit.rs)
This, together with Barrel, looks like a cleaner alternative to Diesel for me.