what's the time zone?

Ahh dang, forgot to mention that! The timestamps were Unix time, so the timezone is UTC. Thanks for pointing that out

Love it, thought of making something similar once just to travel downtown Toronto using the streetcar tracks, especially late at night with infrequent service.

Most city subway systems can similarly be utilized when closed (or off-peak) if you know your timings.

Also if you like jail.

I imagined there would be more RBG

Ruth Bader Ginsburg?

Wondering if you took a look at or took some inspiration from the packet structures for TWAMP/TWAMP-LITE/SDLM RFCs for round trip times/packet loss measurements or if you sort of winged it and came up with your own. I've been meaning to learn rust by implementing those protocols.

For the RTT and loss% measurements Trippy just does the obvious thing (i.e. RTT = recv time - send time and loss% = lost / total_sent).

There is a plan [0] to add custom columns to Trippy and then to add various jitter measurements [1].

Thanks for pointing out the above RFCs, I'll take a look at those and see if they make sense to add to Trippy.

[0] https://github.com/fujiapple852/trippy/issues/757

[1] https://github.com/fujiapple852/trippy/issues/39

I wonder if having even the lesser used stuff like restaurants, gas stations etc. on the main screen has to do with people using the maps app directly while driving instead of android auto. Burying those in the app might not be wise.

> The teeth are not the only problem

> this written article from PC Games Hardware (in German) or this video from Gamers Nexus (in Americanese)

Humor and a great blog design, made my day.

Isn't GN Canadian? I mean North Americanese.

GN is in the US. Maybe you're thinking of Linus Tech Tips.

That's interesting. Could it be a chrome extension? I was thinking of a chrome extension that would hide links on either hn or lobste.rs depending on where you see it second.

Please explain this to people who invade my personal life, establish an "identity" of their choosing with labels for me, and never reconsider their decision. E.g. how do i stop certain people from telling everyone else that i don't like travelling, when in fact i do like to travel, just not with them? sigh

Or just be honest. One of my best friends is in Bali right now. When I asked to go with her, she straight up told me she doesn't like traveling with other people. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Say "That's not quite right; I loved my trip to X and I'm planning a trip to Y for next year."

Many good suggestions already, but I’ll throw my hat into the ring.

You could say something like “you and I have very different tastes in travel, but I still like traveling when it’s on my terms.”

Unpopular opinion: i loved it and used it everyday, sad to see a lightweight app with no BS on any part of the screen die.

I love the balance between simplicity and utility. Ability to download podcasts for later, queue them up into a playlist, cast to a device, easily search through thousands of existing podcasts but able to add the RSS if needed, timeline for recent podcast episodes, etc

Yepp. Google Podcasts hit the right spot in terms of auto playing my next podcast that I don't have with other apps I've used. Managing all podcasts across devices made switching phones seamless. I'll actually miss it.

But I've wanted to switch to a more open option so I'll have to figure those things out elsewhere.

Same here, I switched from apple podcasts after their home re-organization that ruined the experience for me. Guess I should have known better.

Try Pocket Casts, that’s where I went from Apple Podcasts and haven’t looked back.

Same here, now will either have to find something similar, or go back to downloading MP3 from RSS feeds.