Good one, thanks!

Nice, thank you! Great suggestion. After you pointed it out, I also noticed the sizes are too contrasting.

Thank you very much! All good inputs.

1. The main idea is to create your own newsletter from other sources. Bundling newsletters is just one of the features. Yes, a private email address was generated for you (mainly explained on the separate "feature page": tacodigest.com/newsletter-agg…). I definitely need to make how it works clearer. Would a quick video be helpful (15-20 seconds?)
2. One of the features is RSS to Email. So, it uses RSS, and you can add any website using RSS to your newsletter.
3. Yeah, good point. Maybe I should consider playing around with the annual price or even adding a one-time purchase.

I think Phuket is not the best place in Thailand, and it doesn't even have Thai vibes. So make sure you don't judge the country based on this touristic island.

But it has one of the most beautiful seas, so I recommend snorkeling.

If you want to be within walking distance from Tiger Muay Thai, you have already decided where you will live.

I lived in Chalong (close to the pier), which was nice. But I drive a scooter, so the distance wasn't an issue because you need to drive to the beach from there.

Same as others: middle of the screen and scrolling pretty quickly.

In terms of programming viewpoint I think most of the languages have libraries for that stuff now. Just check API docs like web3js.readthedocs.io/en/v1.5…

Same as for @singhshashi. I can't code more than 5-6 hours per day. To be honest, I believe nobody can do and write a good code.

I usually do coding for my side projects in the morning for about 1-2 hours. Then I switch on different activities like making YouTube videos or writing until the first meal. After food, I work for my part-time job coding for 4-5 more hours and I'm done for the day.

The most productive day is definitely before the first meal (around noon) for me.