I sometimes listen to tracks from musicForProgramming[0] website, and I usually download the ones which I like and then play them off the offline music player.
Other than that, I have some Spotify playlists saved (not from me, some links I found on Twitter and other sites) [1,2]
Depends on the user base as well. Which users are likely to use the app and you're able to retain easily.
Another factor is how well you / developer knows the platform. For example, if you have always been writing React Native apps, then you can do RN but focus only either iOS / Android app. That way you can give one platform your 100% and then quickly launch to the other platform with lesser work.
It's great and it was the first technical book which I read so was kind of interesting. You can skip to the actual part, after Introduction to get to know Bitcoins (and Blockchain) works.
Read these if you haven't already:
- Zero To One, Peter Thiel [1]
- Hooked, Nir Eyal [2]
- The Hard Thing about Hard Things, Ben Horowitz [3]
If I was you, I would have exported these csv along with the header line to mongodb. Excel and other tools have a limit to the number of rows and columns they can display.
Now, this has worked for me because I eventually had to process the data and my go-to stack had mongodb. You can try that if you like, or:
You can go with pandas (python) to programmatically read the csv.
Most Debit Cards in India require a PIN to verify the transaction on POS (and sometimes online as well, in case One Time Password doesn't work / not available) which actually makes sense.
Now, the same debit card (if international) would not require a pin/otp in case of transaction happening on a US payment gateway. Now, it really depends how banks (or the country) handles the credit/debit card transactions.
OR an "Active X days ago" message somewhere near the name. Where activity can mean a closed Issue / Comment by a contributor or a commit. Will save some research time.
P.S.: Weekend Hack : Build a Chrome extension for the same.