Gualdrapo

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   by Gualdrapo 7mo ago

   > A full country list inside a native `<select>` has several structural limitations: > No filtering. Users cannot narrow the list by typing But you can use an `<input type="text">` instead and add a `<datalist
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   by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

   This might sound silly but I'd consider getting my dog a dog. This will not be the absolute solution but your dog will have a companion and your house will have more life.
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   by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

   Elephants should do it quicker as they don't do doomscroll when pooping, though
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   by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

   Is "Microslop" really insulting , though?
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   by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

   Makes me remember of this, which was posted a few days ago here in HN: https://scottlocklin.wordpress.com/2023/05/31/djvu-and-its-c...
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   by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

   I remember Microsoft Front Page had a feature about doing buttons with image sprites and it spitted a ton of JS gibberish. I don't think the example of the trophy in the article is a good use case this days, you could draw that trophy
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   by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

   Colombia*
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   by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

   I've discovered and learned about lots of interesting musicians listening to the radio station of my university
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   by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

   I remember I had a plugin that let you change your profile picture each <x> time. And I seem to recall with ubuntu's notify-osd you could reply to your incoming messages from within the notification itself. I loved using Pidgin.
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    by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

    Not sure if it's 100% clickbait, there is some really interesting stuff I didn't know. Also it makes me realize that all indigenous peoples across what you call the Americas have been/are being subjected to all kinds of discr
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    by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

    When I was much more active in Reddit did one time a meme for r/peloton of Froome yelling at disc brakes - but wrote it as "Old man yells at disk brakes". Nobody told me anything so I guessed it was good grammar and such. But
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    by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_War
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    by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

    Been living here in Bogotá all my life and in all my years of commuting (walking, bus and now almost exclusively cycling) and have never seen one of them. Though I wish there were more of them. Traffic here (in general terms) is a complete
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    by Gualdrapo 8mo ago

    Location: Bogotá, Colombia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SVG, TeX/ConTeXt, PHP, Jekyll, Tailwind CSS Portfolio: https://miler.codeberg.page/ Résumé-CV
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    Thank you for letting us know, got a bunch of those in the last two hours, like one each five minutes, but it seems they've stopped (at least for now).
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    Been using it for like two years now. It's great. No need for anything else.
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    The Frutiger Aero Archive(frutigeraeroarchive.org)

    21 points by Gualdrapo 9mo ago|7 comments
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    I hope there can be ways to circumvent this limitation and make it usable on non-systemd installs, i.e. with elogind (systemd's "logind extracted out to be a standalone daemon") https://github.com/elogind&#x2F
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    Knowing there are Apple fanboys around HN (I got downvoted for saying the liquid glass thing and the iphone air were pointless) I fear they will take your comment seriously
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    Enlightenment. No, really. If they ever move away from GTK (due to the GNOME shenanigans GNOME-izing GTK) I wish Englightenment and Xfce were together a single thing. But that's if I could ask the Tux genie three wishes.
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    Cries in KDE3 -> KDE4
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    > thicc — a fork of micro that's heavy on opinions, not bloat. > What is thicc? File browser. Editor. Terminal. AI tools. One vibe. I don't follow. That seems to be heavy on bloat. Or maybe I'm just happy with vis ( htt
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    > given the uselessness of the field It's not useless, though. String theory can be a fad (or "difficult to prove", per Witten) but some of the mathematics used in its research or "trying to prove it" have been u
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    I wish "Hacker News front page but the titles are honest"[0] was a real thing. Your TLDR does it for this article. [0] https://dosaygo-studio.github.io/hn-front-page-2035/news-hon...
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    Location: Bogotá, Colombia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SVG, TeX/ConTeXt, PHP, Jekyll, Tailwind CSS Portfolio: https://miler.codeberg.page/ Résumé-CV
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    by Gualdrapo 9mo ago

    One day when I have some extra bucks I'd try to get a home server running, but the idea of having something eating grid electricity 24/7 doesn't seem to play along well with this 3rd world budget. Are there some foolproof and
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    by Gualdrapo 10mo ago

    I think they meant that from a vanilla HTML standpoint
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    by Gualdrapo 10mo ago

    "In movies, the United States saves the world. In real life, the world has to be saved from the United States."
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    by Gualdrapo 10mo ago

    Yes it is, but since "KDE 5" I've seen less of it. Besides the obvious example of Konqueror another great example of it was reKonq, which used Akregator, Okular and Kget to handle RSS and PDFs respectively (all within the reK
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    by Gualdrapo 10mo ago

    I don't think they implied that old software is always bad.