Oh sneaky, thanks.

Hullo!

In the "Billing Information" page[0] there's this message:

 > Your account is paid and up-to-date, and your last payment of $XX was 
made N months ago. Your current yearly payment is $XX and will be billed 
M months from now.

Is there a way to know the certain date when my service will be 
terminated if I don't pay? Is it on the same MM-DD of the last payment 
(as printed on the invoice)? I imagine I'll be getting an email before 
that happens, but I'd like to be prepared. :)

[0]: https://meta.sr.ht/billing

> Please, use "Get working on" instead.

Oooh that's the detail I was missing! Thanks!


(PS: sorry, didn't send my previous mail to the list...)

Thanks for the reply!


There's at least SpatiaLite[0] as a GIS extension for SQLite. How good
it is, and how it compares to PostGIS (feature-wise and language-wise) I
don't know, I haven't used either.


RE loads: that makes sense, though it's possible to tweak SQLite for
better performance in concurrent contexts (such as enbaling WAL
mode[1][2]).  It's also possible to serialize SQLite access (e.g. with a
"proxy class"), and with more SQLite tweaks (allowing it to assume
single-process and single-thread[3], plus [4]), I doubt it would be much
slower than Postgres.

Hi,

When developing damn did you consider SQLite? If yes, why did you end up 
choosing Postgres? If not, do you think deploying with SQLite instead of 
Postgres is feasible?

Thanks

Holy sh*t! I didn't expect many people to read my stuff let alone
reply/comment! Thanks a lot for your message, you get to say "first!" :)

I'll surely add both recommendations to my list, though I don't know
when I'll be able to read them (too many things I want to
do/read/see/...). Staring into the abyss is becoming harder and harder
to avoid anyway.

Thank you!

Hi ya'll!

I believe this[0] is a typo -- s/world/word/

[0]: 
https://git.sr.ht/~qeef/damn-manager.js/tree/db229b83d0f983a310a3bd3b081a8023f4ca968d/item/static/i18n.js#L163