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man right when I sit down to game the database decided to kill itself we're working on it and trying to fix asap!

Someone built an API whose only job is to say no. You send it a request. It sends back a rejection. That's the entire product. It's called No-as-a-Service. NaaS. 1,000+ rejection reasons. All curated. All devastating. Here's what it returns: - "This feels like something Future Me would yell at Present Me for agreeing to." - "I only function on coffee and denial, and I'm out of coffee." - "If I agree, I’d need to clone myself. And I don’t trust him." - "I have a personal policy of saying no on days ending in 'y'." Need to reject a meeting? NaaS. Need to decline a date? NaaS. Need to say no to your boss without getting fired? Believe it or not, also NaaS. Here's the wildest part: Developers loved it so much they built an entire ecosystem around it. - A Slack bot that responds with /no in team channels - A Signal bot for automated rejections - An iOS app on the App Store called "Nope App" - An Android app that gives you excuses on demand - A Raycast extension so you can reject things from your launcher - An MCP plugin so your AI assistant says no for you 6,500+ developers starred a joke. 408 people forked it to build their own ways to say no. The license reads: "MIT -- do whatever, just don't say yes when you should say no." The most honest software ever written. Its only job is to say no. And it does it beautifully. 100% Open Source. (Link in the comments)

What is your favorite feature of Pixel Phones till now?

This Raspberry Pi powered pocket Linux computer is now available for $149. Does it have any practical use?