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> go to website, have to login

> login, have to pay $7 to even view the product

is this satire

Something must be wrong, it's showing github as up!

Thanks, it's just raw js canvas and msgpack on the api to use less bandwidth

Thank you so much

Hi everyone, I built cspend.uk which is a free site that combines over 24 million published payments from all London boroughs and councils into one fast, searchable database. You can search by supplier, description, amount, date, borough, etc, filter/sort results, and skip the hassle of separate CSV files or PDFs per council. It's a side project to make public spending data easier to explore so that people can check where council tax goes. Feedback welcome: Is this helpful? What would you search for? Any improvements or issues? Found anything funny or interesting?

Updated the title it was a bit misleading!

Potentially using the live arrivals APIs and seeing when its right now, not 100% it would work but might be worth a shot

Im thinking it might be better to revisit the project and analyse long term patterns in bus arrivals

I used this exact API extensively for both buses and tubes :)

I tried a route from a London tube station to Newcastle train station and it found one on the frontend for the tool so I think it may support national rail

It looks like TFL's journey planner API has the ability to do some of these national rail trips, only tested a few though

That sounds very interesting, I'll look into it thanks :)

Yeah that would make an interesting addition. I was thinking about error correction so if you swapped two cards it would be okay but was struggling with how it would work, but I think it would be quite fun to add :)

Hey all, I found a cool way to convert text into a specific order of a deck of playing cards. I detailed the instructions of how it works in the blog post but a brief overview would be that it uses Lehmer codes which allow you to uniquely identify each permutation of a set i.e. each of the many many ways a deck of cards can be shuffled/arranged

Its relatively straightforward to host a nextjs app in a docker container and route it with nginx and cloudflare, but you probably wont get as good uptime

You can use copernicus satellites for free which ive found generally have at least 5 or so pictures each month but the resolution isnt that high (>10M i think)

safari iOS

Really like the UI for scrolling through the suggested books, although it does act a little bit buggy on mobile occasionally

Yeah it's really annoying, and even if your app is oerfectly fine apparently their process for getting it unlocked from the limited developer mode takes an unholy amount of time.