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peterwallhead

Re:An open source web-based flashcard studying system on Saturday June 24, 2023 @04:07AM (#36456607)
Not sure if the site's being HN'd or not, but the signup failed and then when I resubmitted the form it said my username was already taken. Tried a password reset just in case, but nothing came through for that either. Lots of error 401's, 409's and 500's in the network inspector.
Re:Have I Been Squatted? on Monday September 26, 2022 @03:47PM (#32987450)
Reminds me of the excellent https://dnstwister.report/
Re:Heroku Security Notification on Thursday May 05, 2022 @01:36AM (#31269910)
Cheers to admin for changing the title, but old title better reflected the last update (and I used it because Heroku doesn't have a permalink to each new update).
Re:How NFTs will change hiring on Saturday November 06, 2021 @09:09AM (#29129915)
@dang, remind me not to submit blockchain or NFT related links ever again.
Re:How NFTs will change hiring on Saturday November 06, 2021 @06:44AM (#29129112)
To be clear, I'm not sharing this because I agree with it (because I don't), but I'd love to hear what HN thinks.
Re:Get notified when a file on GitHub has changed on Monday January 25, 2021 @02:43PM (#25907771)
If you use https://larder.io/ with GitHub star sync enabled you can get weekly emails for new release notes. While it doesn't replicate the functionality demonstrated here, it's still a cool tool.
Note: Even though we share the same first name, this isn't my ebook.
Re:Ask HN: Suggestions for fitness widget for personal website? on Thursday December 19, 2019 @02:48PM (#21838496)
I've been using Exist [0] to collect and analyse my fitness data for a number of years. Their API [1] is pretty good, I use it to generate my own daily stats page [2]

[0] https://exist.io/ [1] http://developer.exist.io/ [2] http://peterwallhead.com/stats/

Re:We were supposed to be living in pod houses on Monday November 11, 2019 @03:51AM (#21503125)
My late father, Malcolm Wallhead, designed an igloo-shaped hut in the 1970's, ideal for setting up in remote places to escape the pressures of city life. Even though it's rarely purchased for that purpose, they're still quite popular for short-term accommodation.

[1] https://icewall.com.au/

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