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Not open source but Tally is a really exceptional form builder. You can build that out in no time

Yeah seriously, it's a similar feeling when I realize yet another brand is now owned by Nestle

Consider the resources it takes to maintain, update, and query a large amount data, the $99 yearly app store fee, development of the app, and plain usefulness of it. That seems pretty generous to me, especially with how much is free to use.

For anyone interested in trying to avoid bad stuff, there’s this free app called Yuka I’ve been using for a year or so now where you can scan foods and other products and it gives them a score and a comprehensive breakdown of the additives and overall health of the food with linked sources.

It is so well crafted. I love pausing on random frames because each frame is an awesome work of art—especially explosions and action scenes!

uYou+ for iOS on GitHub using Sideloadly. It’s nearly identical to the YouTube app with SponsorBlock, ad-blocking, offline downloads, and more.

Edit: This is likely not the best in terms of privacy compared to the others, but if you’re looking for ad-free it works great

Alright thanks, honestly the CLI alone looks really good, I’ll give it a shot!

Thanks, looks promising for sure—is this entirely CLI or does it have a UI?

ooh pick me

On top of language settings, you can also check if bot accounts are being shown or hidden, because it will hide bot comments and any child comments beneath bot comments too

I think people pleasing is when your whole identity and emotions are all based on someone else’s emotions.

If you completely lack the ability to be okay when anyone else in the room is not okay, then you might be a people pleaser. A people pleaser especially doesn’t know how to be okay when someone is disappointed in them.

You can still be kind and attentive to other people and take accountability for your actions without being thrown into mental and emotional chaos because someone else is feeling bad. This begins with realizing that other people’s thoughts and feelings should not always automatically hold more weight than your own thoughts and feelings. Yes, It can sometimes be good to consider how people are doing or the words they say about us, but you are also a human on this planet and how you’re doing deserves plenty of attention too—especially if nobody else in your life is genuinely caring for you.

The ideal healthy balance is being able to allow others to feel bad and not automatically feel shame, cast blame on yourself, or make it your own responsibility. People pleasers have made this a habit, and it takes time and practice to break down, but it’s such a simple and healthy place to be when you can start to approach situations with a clear head instead of constant internal shame.