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can't read the article due to a paywall.

Any reason the url is '10-kanban-boards'? I noticed this when I copied the url to share.

I feel like I'm looking into a mirror haha. The number of times I have spent a ton of time planning and then little to no doing over the years is something I try not to dwell on.

That profile picture appears on dozens of websites under different names lol.

I found it via the Google sub-reddit. There appears to have been some kind of internal clampdown, I just checked and the Google Discord server has been renamed to The Tech Collective (https://discord.gg/techcollective). No idea if employees at Google are still a part of it.

I had a similar experience but I wanted it that way. The listing for my residential society (comprising of 30+ buildings) was being hijacked by Real Estate brokers and internet service providers. I went on a discord server where Google employees were known to hang out and informally help people - they gave me ownership of the listing. This has allowed me to reject updates various businesses in the area try to push every few months.

Google maps hijacking has become a huge issue in my country where scammers update the contact details of local businesses without their knowledge and then scam unsuspecting people calling to place orders or book a stay. The vast majority of business owners don't even know they can / should take ownership of their maps listing.

Cool game, I enjoyed playing it. Does it change midnight local system time or based on a particular timezone?

I would love something like this, right now the closest I've gotten to a fairly easy setup is using Cyberpanel.

It would be nice if you could account for two devices instead of one. I typically use a Windows desktop at home and a Macbook when I'm outside. Also, I noticed the plan widget only says 1 MacOS device while the text under the pre-order button says Windows 10+ is supported — not sure if that means there is windows support or not.

Mumbai has mostly underground utilities, only broadband lines tend to be strung from building to building.

This seems to be the only plausible explaination apart from the client actually looking up your email address completely separately, which doesn't make sense at all if it was a reply to your original email.

I don't work with colour so I prefer warm yellow lighting to white.