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TweetHey, i saw you're signature just today. You need to know what it said to understand the immense irony. Also, rip
I used to use this acc on my watch
Mobile users when they realize my $300 watch is almost as good as their $900 phone
Apple watches are... actually crazy... It's like a mini iPhone with less apps. I'm writing this rn on my watch (i don't have a phone). In fact most of my wasteofing is from my wrist. The only problem is that the text editing menu takes up the whole screen, so i can't use formatting or put in line breaks
Apple watches are... actually crazy... It's like a mini iPhone with less apps. I'm writing this rn on my watch (i don't have a phone). In fact most of my wasteofing is from my wrist. The only problem is that the text editing menu takes up the whole screen, so i can't use formatting or put in line breaks
So basically this gives a combination of multiple APIs whereas Wasteof-client v3 can return each one separately. One is easier, one gives you raw data and more control. They're both good :)
Snazzy ( also should stats be in User.stats, User.profile [shown here], or User.profile.stats)
User {
name: 'user',
id: '62abb9b99568ece5f36aaa30',
profile: {
bio: 'im a wasteof user yay',
links: [],
color: 'indigo'
},
stats: {
followers: 0,
following: 0,
posts: 0,
comments: 0
},
sidebar: [{ type: "StatsBlock", data: { title: "stats" } }],
flags: [ 'beta', 'verified' ],
online: true
}I made a website for my Christmas/birthday list last year. It used python (blegh), replit db, vanilla js html and css, and was served on replit. It took me like a month. I made version 2 of it in just over a week I think, and it uses sveltekit, tailwind css, mongodb, and is served on vercel.
This is what v1 looks like:
This is v2 :sunglasses:
