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by Kerrick 3y ago
For me the "no longer available" message only flashes briefly, replaced with a login UI to log into a service called OPT Passport so I could (ostensibly) watch it.
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Tauri v2 Beta Released: Mobile Support and Several New Features(beta.tauri.app)
4 points by Kerrick 3y ago|0 comments
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by Kerrick 3y ago
Meanwhile, they still sell the SuperDrive brand new on their website.
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by Kerrick 3y ago
“If you’re thinking about buying an iPod and not thinking about buying a Sansa Clip at 1/6 the price you're not thinking or at least you're not an music enthusiast you're an Apple enthusiast.“
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by Kerrick 3y ago
As a Kagi customer, I hope their choice to allocate nearly a third of their investor-raised funds to produce and freely distribute 20,000 t-shirts doesn’t lead to their demise.
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by Kerrick 3y ago
There is a great irony in a webpage with a section entitled "Rich text isn't that great, anyway" using rich text to set said title apart from the surrounding text typographically. The rest of the page also makes significant u
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by Kerrick 3y ago
I think that most people would like to avoid the population of humans going through a bust. Personally I have no worries about human-induced rapid climate change eliminating life on Earth. I am, however, concerned about it affecting humanki
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by Kerrick 3y ago
If I remember anything from my high school social studies class, the reason was the ability to spread investment risk across multiple investors while also shielding the investors and employees from some personal legal liability. I think I e
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by Kerrick 3y ago
There's a typographical error on the home page ("It's API design is complete and there are no known bugs" should use "Its"). I would've submitted a PR, but the link to the website repository actually links
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by Kerrick 3y ago
A similar concept for print: the Miniscule family, supposedly legible down to 2pt. https://typographica.org/typeface-reviews/minuscule/
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by Kerrick 3y ago
I think Ryan would point you to Knockout as the OG.
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by Kerrick 3y ago
> Monospaced fonts are generally incompatible with one another. Each one uses different metrics, making it impossible to mix different fonts. Each Monaspace font is designed to be seamlessly mixed and matched. Layer more meaning onto cod
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by Kerrick 3y ago
The same place one derives the (moral) authority to override any tyranny of the majority.
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Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of AI(whitehouse.gov)
4 points by Kerrick 3y ago|1 comments
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by Kerrick 3y ago
If your mortgage payment is $3100/mo let’s say that’s a $450k loan for 30yr at 7.5%, you are not looking at anywhere close to that much added equity after a year. Just about $4k after the first year. Less if the payment was to include
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by Kerrick 3y ago
Most ironically, Ember's mascot is in fact a Hamster (well, a Tomster). :-)
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by Kerrick 3y ago
Ember still has significant updates, it's still innovating alongside the best of them, it still has annual conferences, and the productivity a team gets by choosing Ember is still right alongside most popular frameworks for creating an
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by Kerrick 3y ago
10 years ago I was creating apps with Ember.js, which is still a current JS framework.
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by Kerrick 3y ago
Numerical ones don’t seem to exist outside of IT, but other fields do the same strategy of abbreviating common long words by keeping only a letter or two. The non-numerical way is to just replace the rest with an “x” like “txn” for “transac
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by Kerrick 3y ago
I baked the first half of this little web game years ago: http://kerrick.github.io/dot-popper/ It’s playable, but in order to consider it complete I’d need to add instructions, a start button, a game over screen, and a
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by Kerrick 3y ago
<aside> would be appropriate for that use case in HTML.
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by Kerrick 3y ago
> They did not bulldoze vast swaths of urban to make room They certainly did, depending on your definition of vast. "According to estimates from the U.S. Department of Transportation, more than 475,000 households and more than a mil
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by Kerrick 3y ago
The right to repair isn't leftist for those who don't believe intellectual property is property. For those people, the laws prohibiting people from cracking lockouts on hardware they own and modifying the code running on their own
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by Kerrick 3y ago
I've been a front-end engineer for over a decade and I still struggle to understand the value of SSR as a feature of front-end frameworks. - Websites that care about SEO rarely need front-end frameworks. - Web apps that need front-end
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by Kerrick 3y ago
Ah yes, the CSS Space Toggle. The way this works internally is a seemingly-unintended but very useful aspect of the CSS specification.
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by Kerrick 3y ago
Is this loss?
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Augmented-UI(augmented-ui.com)
2 points by Kerrick 3y ago|0 comments
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by Kerrick 3y ago
I use mine for the most boring possible answer: exactly what it was marketed for. I edit videos in DaVinci Resolve with it. :-)
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by Kerrick 3y ago
I actually do have many of them attached at once. I have an extra-wide desk and two PCIe expansion cards that provide 7 USB ports each, with their own USB controllers to solve bandwidth/timing issues.
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by Kerrick 3y ago
I collect and use as many input devices as I can, as a bit of a hobby. It all started when I was younger and got a CueCat. Now I’m up to webcams, microphones, fingerprint sensors, many keyboards, mice, trackpads, trackballs, many game pads,

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