I don't know about underrated, but "Beard with Glue" and "Hostiles on the Hill" are definitely among the best.
You had my curiosity, now you have my attention....
If you have Netflix, you can play Terra Nil for free on Android or iOS, by the way.
Ich habe beim Aufräumen einen Stapel VHS-Filme (gekauft, mit bedruckten Hüllen, keine selbstaufgenommenen) gefunden, aber schon lange keinen VHS-Recorder mehr. Zum Wegwerfen sind sie mir zu schade. Ich will auch kein Geld dafür, sondern einfach, dass sie aus dem Haus sind. Alles einzeln bei Ebay einstellen ist mir eigentlich auch schon zuviel Aufwand.
Wie finde ich Sammler, die sich für sowas interessieren? Google hat mich nicht wirklich weiter gebracht...
The Nights Dawn Trilogy by Peter F. Hamilton. Not as a trilogy, though, this would have to be series, maybe three seasons per book.
I haven't tried it, but looking at the source, but you should be able to simply clone the repo, run "npm install" and "npm run build" and deploy the output to a webserver.
I've looked at the traffic, and all calls go directly to the API of my instance. I don't think Alexandrite even runs a backend.
It's not exactly OAuth, but the webapp logs in at the chosen instance via its API and gets issued a JWT it uses for all subsequent requests.
HomeAssistant has been around almost as long as OpenHAB (2013 vs. 2010), so it's not exactly "newer". It's good that there are several open source options, but I don't see anything wrong with sticking with what works for you (OpenHAB for me as well, btw).
It seems the subs that went private don't show up on the stats anymore. /r/funny has more subscribers than /r/AskReddit, for example
The SDK was pretty awful in 7 and 8, though. Only in WP10 it started to become decent. I was happy when we dropped WP support from our app and focused on Android and iOS (although frankly, iOS is also getting on my nerves with some regularity).