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Indeed. :(

great post, I just put $100 in credits on open router to try different models, I think maybe using the "real" provider is the way forward once I've spent my credits and decided which one I want (for now).

There "demo here" url is broken, it's resolving as:

https://cdn.guseyn.com(/mp4/desktop.mp4)

Instead of

https://cdn.guseyn.com/mp4/desktop.mp4

Amazing.

Ridiculous that postcodes/uprns lookups are not open data (yet). hohum.

I'm working on AI voice agents here in the UK for real estate professionals, unfortunately I couldn't try your service.

Amazing stuff, love coming back to speccy code.

Jack, it's amazing. Very impressive stuff.

although I'm not a video editor I was served up a video on Youtube from one of their old brand ambassadors, I watched three of his video's. They've created a bit of a PR nightmare coming across as a big bully, even to the point of issuing DMCA take down notices.

Glad I came to the comments, it's amazing.

If you want a x-platform VB like RAD take a look at XOJO.

It's now throwing a permissions error, guessing they don't want you to know their standards ;)

You do not have permission to access this page If you have found this page in error, please contact support Reference:1096925678761587964184320227559749541820034968299102359

Agreed, I think the PDF should be created at the same size of the original image. Or at least have an option to do so.

Great tool, thanks OP for sharing.

I run a SaaS service and noticed we did a couple of these 'dark patterns', but not intentionally!

I've now added to our short term roadmap changes that will resolve these problems.

1. Emailing account holders a couple of days before billing to give them an opportunity to cancel.

2. Emailing account holders whenever a change to their account occurs which would affect billing.

This wasn't us being 'dark' more 'lazy', but thanks for highlighting!

intunderflow - What process did you have to go through to get the OK to write and publish this article? I'm very impressed that you've published this.

Remember Omnis? That was fun to code in, hard to maintain.

Why fight the algorithm? Instead, grab a photo from here:

https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/

Then post it online and claim it as your own. That way nobody gets hurt and you can move on.

Should you have to do this? No of course not, but sometimes it's easier to win a small battle.

Good luck.

This book started my love of Science Fiction. My English teacher gave it to me when I was about 13. I wasn't very focused in school, but I fell in love with this book. My teacher obviously knew me well, it was short, but very well written. Thank you teacher.

I've got a cabinet built by Jim - it's amazing. Highly recommended.

Well done, but as others have said, change the name asap.

write once read many

I agree with this statement. We've started using it in our API calls.

Well done, seriously well executed.

I was bought a ZX81 after I pestered my parents for months, unfortunately they were not particularly well off, so they couldn't afford a tape recorder, which meant I had to write my own games (copied from magazines at first of course).

I now own a couple of software companies and have had the good fortune of making my once hobby my career.

Lucky us!

What a blast from the past. I loved creating apps with TV and TP. Well done, not just nostalgia either!

Useful to know, shame I'll forget about it again in a few days time :)

Bit like testing for COVID-19, if you don't test for it how can you have it?

I've just been onto their web store and bought a few items as well as some tickets for entry, we're only an hours drive from there and I'm sure my two boys would love to see their exhibits and the tech I used to use as a kid, probably just so they can take the mickey out of how old I am. :)