The OatmealA funeral for voicemail
David Hibbs
@hibbs
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Love endurance sports, music, family, and learning new things. Product manager. #productmanagement #destiny2 #trailrunning #triathlon
Will BishopIt's Indie Charity Weekend! 🥳
There's 23 apps donating 100% of proceeds to the charity of their choice this weekend only!
Head to indiecharityweekend.com to see all apps and charities you can support!
The Whore of Blahbylon
basileHi All! This is it! @tooly launches on Product Hunt in a week, on Monday 4th 🚀
To get notified, click « Notify Me » on the Coming Soon page: https://www.producthunt.com/products/tooly-2
I'd really appreciate if you could share it!
Dare ObasanjoSeeing the way some adults behave, I can’t believe they grew up watching the same episodes of Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers Neighborhood that I did,
The day has finally arrived! Taught myself how to code and it was a family effort to bring my daughter’s vision to life! The app may seem basic but learned a ton in the process. https://apple.co/3NInmIR #SwiftUI #apps
‎Dad Jokes & Funny Jokes
‎This is the perfect dad joke app for anyone no matter who you are! These are the best dad jokes for people who just need a little chuckle. This can brighten your day with just one joke and is perfect for your family to use together. Packed with groan-worthy puns and cheesy one-liners, it’s the perfe…
I recently learned you can make your own stickers in iOS from people in your photos. I’m now obsessed with making stickers to include with chats. What a fun addition!
Been spending some time to learn app development on iOS. Hoping to release the world’s simplest, lamest app soon. But wow, did I learn a lot in the process. I forgot how much frustration and excitement comes from development.
Christina WarrenThe New York Times is selling All-Access gift subs (includes everything) for $75 a pop right now. They are gift codes via email so no recurring billing or anything. Good last-minute gift. https://www.nytimes.com/subscription/gift
Aaron GustafsonOver a decade ago, I wrote up detailed instructions on how to enable users to share your content on social media without allowing them to be tracked by every social media site via cookies. In a few short weeks “third party” cookies will get the boot in Chromium-based browsers. If you’re still relying on third party share widgets on your site, now is a good time to replace them. Here’s how…
https://www.aaron-gustafson.com/notebook/sharing-in-the-age-of-3p-cookie-mageddon/
Sharing in the Age of 3p Cookie-mageddon :: Aaron Gustafson
Over a decade ago, I wrote up detailed instructions on how to enable users to share your content on social media without allowing them to be tracked by every social media site via cookies. In a few short weeks “third party” cookies will get the boot in Chromium-based browsers. If you’re still relying on third party share widgets on your site, your users may start seeing problems. Now is a good time to replace them with code that Just Works™. Here’s how…