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Dec 29, 2019 at 00:05
A search engine devoted to finding misspelled items on eBay! https://typohound.com/ I have sympathy for the Amazon model where pages are organised around specific products (i.e. aggregate by SKU). It saves every seller having to carefully write a generic product description.
eBay Typo and Misspelling Search - TypoHound
Find eBay auctions with a typo or spelling mistake in the title to get stuff cheap! Handy online tool sniffs out bargains automatically.

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Playing with GitHub actions today, and I realise how much testing services have become a commodity. I really appreciate GitHub's organised, collapsible UI for output. The featureset seems comparable to alternatives though. (The idea of an ecosystem of actions is tempting!)
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Nov 6, 2019 at 00:34
The RustSec database is organised and thorough. It's much harder to have memory vulnerabilities in Rust, but they do happen!
CVE-2019-12083: std: Memory safety vulnerabilities arising from `Error::type_id` › RustSec Advisory Database
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I've already organised my .emacs.d by mode:I have python-customisations.el, lisp-customisations.el etc. Do I gain anything with use-package?