Apollo
Reddit take
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Pros
- Parent context: How can you use Apollo if it shut down? Reply: It’s been modded to use API keys, but recently Reddit stopped issuing new keys to regular users. Only those of us with existing API keys can still use it, but you can bet you...
- Yea, the Apollo v4
- And Apollo
- visit a NABH-accredited hospital (if affordable, go to a corporate one like Fortis, Wockhardt, Manipal or Apollo).
- You should try some boutique picks. They’re worth the investment. Blue Chips, Red Bears, Apollo, etc.
Cons
- I was a paid Apollo user, and I remember being extremely pissed off when Apollo was shut down...but now I'm so used to the Reddit app that I can't remember why I preferred Apollo.
- If I see "Axios error 123" or "Apollo error: this is what's wrong..." then brilliant! I can read the documentation!
- Parent context: If this is the case, how is Apollo getting these linkedin data without being taken down? Reply: You mean how they got throw out? ... I have no experience with them and do not plan to have it either.
- Apollo (an app that was designed to be used INSTEAD of Reddit instead of to enhance it) was using **over 7 billion API calls a month** for $0.00. So Reddit was basically paying all the hosting and all the bandwidth costs… to ensure all t...
Sentiment
13 positive (76%) · 3 mixed (18%) · 1 negative (6%)
Trust + time weighted score: +74% · raw score 71%
What redditors said (10 of 17)
Parent context: How can you use Apollo if it shut down? Reply: It’s been modded to use API keys, but recently Reddit stopped issuing new keys to regular users. Only those of us with existing API keys can still use it, but you can bet your ass I backed my key up in 4 different places.
Yea, the Apollo v4
And Apollo
visit a NABH-accredited hospital (if affordable, go to a corporate one like Fortis, Wockhardt, Manipal or Apollo).
I was a paid Apollo user, and I remember being extremely pissed off when Apollo was shut down...but now I'm so used to the Reddit app that I can't remember why I preferred Apollo.
You should try some boutique picks. They’re worth the investment. Blue Chips, Red Bears, Apollo, etc.
Or Apollo instead of sunshine if u want better virtual display controller so u don't need a headless dongle.
Love Apollo, nice work.
Moonlight/sunshine... or the fork i use is Apollo, it is very similar to nvidias game streaming solution. However it is open source and fully local. The nice thing is it isn't just for game streaming you can stream a desktop as well.
If I see "Axios error 123" or "Apollo error: this is what's wrong..." then brilliant! I can read the documentation!
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