Does your DB have a classic design? You can very easily map an existing DB with a fresh Laravel install, just write a couple Models, their relationships and you're almost set.

I have been working with Laravel on a daily basis since 6 years and have never felt more efficient with code.

Not sure what you mean by classic, but I designed it manually to be queried with plain SQL. So I suspect the answer to your question is yes.

Thanks for the info!

By classic I mean something somewhat standardized like user table: id, name, email ; post table: id, user_id, content etc.

Pretty much, then, yes.

May I ask what is too commercial? I was considering researching Vuetify 3 for a future Vue project but I am curious what serious alternatives there are.

The HTTP status code is 503 which usually means "Maintenance".

I have had the dashboard work for a few minutes with some kind of new "onboarding" panels, the ability to upload your company logo on the top right. When I tried to upload the logo, it replied with other errors (401, 503). Then I spotted some interesting parameter names that pentesters would love to fuzz ;)

+1 actually yes I noticed the email after I submitted this post.

Second this, it is one of my all time favorites. I am always interested in survival documentaries and this one is amazing!

I have a very fond memory of an event that occurred in the game while starting as a miner, this was a WOW moment for me, the adrenaline rush in Eve Online is real.

Found the article on the wayback machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20160304033028/http://ghost.pilg...

This reminds me that I have a habit of recording notable altitudes in my commit messages ^_^

For instance:

git show 47d8c02bdbec91f8e0ce4b4453010ea9b7b241ef

commit 47d8c02bdbec91f8e0ce4b4453010ea9b7b241ef

Author: txxxxxxx <txxxxxxx@users.noreply.github.com>

Date: Sat Nov 30 17:25:32 2019 +0100

    Drop name field from user table

    Fixes: #2102

    Altitude: 2336m

I wonder how this can be used for phishing...

If you've convinced your victim to install a Chrome Extension, they're already way more hosed than anything you might do with a fake iMessage popup.

Is this project public? I'd love to have a look at it. Thank you!

Ish, it's still pre-alpha :)

Running it over at https://ditzes.com, source code at https://codeberg.org/ditzes/ditzes

Waiting for reaching alpha status before I post as a Show HN, want to have the desktop builds publishable before then at least too.

Why in the name of God would a site prevent me from using shortcut nav to go back in nav history?!

I can not use Cmd + left on a mac, is this a Notion thing?

"Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—things like article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

I didn't understand what you meant first, clicking on my back arrow on the physical mouse, or the go back icon in the browser and Firefox would go back like expected. Then I tried Alt+Left arrow on the keyword, and it didn't work! But it wasn't just not going back, like when you have a "too many history.pushState()" bug that fucks it up for you. Instead it went to the bottom of the page. Then I noticed it was selecting some block in the bottom right and that it also happens when you just press left arrow on the keyboard without Alt.

So TLDR: bug with some selection/focus thing on the Notion page. Poor execution, I rate their implementation of "static notebook HTML pages" 7/10.

Oh right I see, I did not have the time to debug when I noticed this issue, thanks for the heads up!

Also sorry for parasiting the comments here, very interesting research! It would have been interesting to record original samples in the same settings; we can hear the flute having much less reverb than the 1st saxophone and it could be helpfup to have a common room size / reverb time to help comparison.