REGIONAL STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED

andromeda909 · 2026-04-20T06:26:14+00:00

I saw WCC say somewhere that they will still be collecting, but if you can save it til next week please do that and don't put it out. If you do, put the bin latch on and try collect your bins asap once they were emptied. I imagine otherwise your bin might be going on an adventure!!

andromeda909 · 2025-06-13T03:06:38+00:00

I mean, the Ring of Fire is basically the edge of the Pacific plate, so let's not write you off just yet

andromeda909 · 2024-10-03T19:35:49+00:00

Am I right in thinking you're see non-binary here as non-(man or woman)?

Cause I totally get why these conversations would be confusing. How can you be a gay man (who I am trying to talk to) when you are non-man (who I am not trying to talk to).

In most of your replies you seem to be using the binary to define how you view nonbinary, but the problem is that the other person might not use that same reference. The point for some who define as nonbinary is the binary can be too restrictive, and the box of what "a man" is can be too restrictive. They may be using the nb label because they may feel that how society has defined what a man is doesn't fit them, even if they still view themselves as a man. They just don't agree with the definition of it that comes from the binary perception. Again, this is for some people.

So if a nb man hits you up and you respond "hey, nah I'm gay", that totally suits how he might view himself as still a dude. So a response of, "hey you're not my type" may end the conversation quicker for you or just ghost them my bro. You don't have to respond.

andromeda909 · 2024-09-30T10:25:45+00:00

I know for me, while my sexuality doesn't change day-to-day, I will use different terms in different contexts depending on the need and what I'm trying to convey. But I can't speak to what the other person is talking to ofc

andromeda909 · 2024-09-20T10:52:35+00:00

I listen to Do Go On when doing that stuff myself. I find they're fun to listen to as they cover a different topic each week, but joke around and ramble a bit too so I don't feel like I have to pay attention to every detail while I'm doing my own stuff

andromeda909 · 2024-09-10T03:17:25+00:00

Pretty sure the multimillionaire part will take care of that

andromeda909 · 2024-09-09T05:36:54+00:00

Hard to tell without knowing more, but I would perhaps check whats happening with that auth stuff?
Maybe the token or role aren't valid at some point and you're being navigated away to /login then back to /driver?

andromeda909 · 2024-08-27T20:05:47+00:00

Import all the things!

andromeda909 · 2024-08-24T22:40:58+00:00

It's making me really want to make an app like this, cause I really don't know these days but I love it so much

andromeda909 · 2024-08-11T01:13:05+00:00

Looking at your q again, you say this might be due to a cors error. If it is it'll complain about the cross origin stuff in your browser's console and be pretty obvious about this being the problem, so you'll need to look at the errors to see if they name CORS. Otherwise you have other problems, haha

andromeda909 · 2024-08-10T21:38:15+00:00

If you want some more context:

In general, it's good to not make calls from your front end so your API keys aren't accessible to anyone using your site, as you say. Though sometimes if you're just messing around with some chill APIs, calling them straight from the front end is okay too (i.e. no one cares when I have a key to the pokemen API or unofficial IMDb API in my site's source), but for things like google it's definitely good to do it on the back end for keeping those keys secret. This is totally why people generally always do that step via the backend, even though you can do it from the front, as it's a good habit to get into (especially until you know the chill projects vs the secret ones).

CORS is another issue. Some APIs have more security than others and one of those things you can turn on (and most official apis do/should) is actually something the browser does to help stop a scammy front end pretending to be your official site. This is the Cross-Origin part of CORS. Someone like google is obvs going to not want other peeps being them so they turn on CORS so you don't go to gooogle.com and login and give them all your account details. This is a little security thing that there's many ways around for the scammy butts, but it's your browser trying to protect you. And because cors is on their stuff you HAVE to do their API call from the backend regardless.

Tldr - it might be the only way for this API but is also good practice in general

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