Cursor 2.5 dropped Sunday, steeply discounted. 2 days later, I built an app for basically free. Thx @Cursor_ai!
🌿 Plant Map
A dead-simple way to map every plant on your property.
✔️ Pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (no backend, no database, no account)
✔️ Your map saves as a JSON file on your computer
✔️ Open it in any browser and it just works
Features:
🛰️ Satellite + street map views
🌿 Name, date planted, and notes per plant
📍 Click to place plants on your actual yard
✋ Hold a pin to move it · Duplicate in 1-click
🏷️ Color-coded categories (existing, new, wishlist)
👁️ Show/hide plant types on the map
🔍 Search and filter your plant list
💾 Save/load JSON, portable, yours forever
🖨️ Printable PDF map export
📱 Works on desktop and mobile
Got a domain idea for this app?
I'm looking for a good name for this. Something short, memorable, and garden/plant/map related.
@ShaziGoalie Re: floor crossings. If it was one, then maybe the issue is with the MP or the Libs. But when you get to 4 then maybe it's a CPC problem? I mean, if 4 people divorce you, it can't always be the other person's fault
Congrats to the Liberal Party of Canada on securing a majority.
They didn’t win it at the ballot box. They built it after election day.
By-elections. Floor crossings. Backroom arithmetic.
First time in modern Canadian history a federal majority was assembled this way.
Democracy by voters… or government by roster moves?
@afternic@elad_nf Can you also ask your brokers to act quickly on new leads? No update/contact from the broker for 12+ hours is unacceptable, especially for a 20% commission
This is incredible what the Ottawa Senators are doing. Back to back without their two best dmen they beat Detroit in their biggest game of the year. This team is really good when the get goaltending and Ullmark robbed Larkin twice in the last minjte. I think they are gonna get in
@pizzahut Is there a reason I cannot call a store directly? Made an online order, wanted to add something so I called customer service a few times. Each time they couldn't find the store or I was mysteriously disconnected. Be better
Thoughts on Team Canada at World Juniors:
There's been a lot of discourse today about Canada's performance after bowing out to Czechia again. I've read a lot about roster construction, team toughness, how players were used during the tournament, and other things related to the team's inability to get the job done.
These things may have been an issue, but reality is the problem runs way deeper.
Here is the biggest thing that people aren't talking about:
Canada has WAY fewer youth boys playing hockey than it did a decade ago.
Looking at Hockey Canada registration and membership data, it's mind-boggling to see the numbers.
And the numbers in the biggest provinces (Ontario and Quebec) are especially egregious.
So why is this happening? Hockey is Canada's sport. It shouldn't be like this.
It's what we hear every day from families all over North America:
Costs are too high. It's professionalized at too young of an age. The stress of the youth hockey experience is too much for kids and families.
Community programs have been replaced by for-profit entities leading to higher costs and more pressure. Development has been replaced by super teams and rogue/outlaw leagues outside of Hockey Canada even before kids are 8 years old. At the older ages, hockey academies have become what families believe is the only way their kids will make it - shelling out INSANE amounts of money to send their kids to do so.
Ontario just got rid of residency rules which will only lead to less accountability and more club-hopping than there already was in the nation's craziest and biggest youth hockey market.
The reason why Canada was the hockey superpower for so long is because it was part of the fabric of the country. There was such a pride and passion for the game and what the game meant to the flag. There was such a sense of playing the game for something bigger than yourself.
Now rather than playing for the love of the game, hockey in Canada is like a job for many of these kids in the environment they're being put in. It's less about pride and passion and more about the path to making it. When in all honesty, it's the pride and passion for the game that is the biggest consistency in the kids that do end up making it.
If Canada wants to restore its hockey dominance, it better take a long look in the mirror at the grassroots and what is going on in youth hockey. If you have tens of thousands of fewer boys playing the game, you should probably look at that first. The bigger your pool of athletes, the more elite athletes you can develop.
"As many as possible, for as long as possible, in the best environment possible". That has to be the guiding principle.
There's a lot of great people in Canada doing incredible things for the game, but the system itself is fundamentally broken. If Hockey Canada is serious about getting back to the top, it has to start at the bottom.