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I agree with the other folks here, Shazam is one of those things that still works just fine and I have no fucking clue on how they do it. What do they compare the audio recorded with?

What I like the most about tailwind is how cohesive the design turns when using their classes and color schemes, I think material tailwind is kind of an oxymoron

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URL returns 404

Is this different from GitDuck?

Btw, the word for home is Hogar

I see, didn't know that. Still, Casa is not a word for "Homepage" in spanish, just fyi

As a native speaker I read some of these and they make absolutely no sense until I translate them to english, it's so funny!

Don't want to be picky, but:

1) Casa means House, not Home. Moreover, the word you're looking for is "Inicio" although we use "Home" in english when referring to a page.

2) In the Home I got the random word "porsiacasos" which doesn't exist by itself, correct way is "por si acaso"

Nonetheless, good job!

Honestly this was too obvious to not do anything until now. Next thing is fixing the demonetisation bs

Congrats, looks like a solid project, email is indeed full of legacy stuff to work around so props on that.

I realized pricing page is a clone of index, maybe you could get rid of it since it's not that much needed for your layout

Hey Chovy, thanks for the comment.

You can one-click apply in both our monthly and yearly plans. All you have to do is set-up your outreach message and a portfolio.

Hey guys! I built a bot that sends a message everytime relevant remote job gigs pop up on the web. I mainly use it for small (weekly or monthly at most) software projects but there are many, many more offers I honestly don't care about and might help other people (design, HR, Virtual Assistants, even finance). We search reddit, facebook groups, Linkedin, and my own private network of 10 years freelancing constantly, and payout is usually around 50$/hr for most gigs.

Totally open to feedback, only goal is being able to help people transition into remote working profitably

Hey guys! I built a bot that sends a message everytime relevant remote job gigs pop up on the web. I mainly use it for small (weekly or monthly at most) software projects but there are many, many more offers I honestly don't care about and might help other people (design, HR, Virtual Assistants, even finance).

We search reddit, facebook groups, Linkedin, and my own private network of 10 years freelancing constantly, and payout is usually around 50$/hr for most gigs.

Totally open to feedback, only goal is being able to help people transition into remote working profitably

I think he means waste as in "doing something that carries no real benefit to yourself", and if that's the case then you're probably grinding instead of actually enjoying a game.

FF VII teaches you real values. LoL teaches you absolutely nothing besides resilience when getting bashed for going 0/1

Wow, that sounds like the most communist thing I've ever read in a ToS

The European Union has the SEPA payments which support most big banks, it works just great

To be fair medicinal marijuana has been widely used in a lot of countries for longer than that

I'm a bit biased since I worked as a Research Lead a while back, but I LOVE ITTTTTTT.

I'm gonna try and build a proper webpage like a personal blog using this.

Sabre like the Travel Company? They are really really big so you might hinder your organic reach using that name