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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
I can see based on the title how this would be mentioned but this isn't a del.icio.us type site it's linktree type site.
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
That's more like del.icio.us. mine isn't to share things you find interesting but rather links to yourself (generally) though you could use it for that.
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
It's better than my last company D&Tea. "Go to d and tea dot com... No, like the drink not the letter.. yes spell out a-n-d" And & isn't available to search literally on Twitter so if you want to see what people
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
I tried to incorporate both as much as I could. Minimally styled (there's less than a KB of styles) and if it is styled then use thick black lines. Great links
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
Snagging the good names! Thanks for the example :)
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
It's not your servers reputation that's the problem it's mine. Your server is likely rejecting my email. But I'd have to check the logs.
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
I actually forgot to mention but if you add /json to your url it will already give you your links. I am trying to make it difficult for bots to create/edit lynx because spam etc. I should note it on the site that the confirmation
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
That's the kind of flattery that gets you on the do-follow list :P
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
If you can email hello@lynx.boo with the email address you used it would be helpful for me to determine what happened to the email. I'm hosting my own SMTP server so I don't doubt that: 1) I screwed something up (most likely) 2) Y
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
Soon* It's the plan but I have a bunch of stuff that I hard coded in the final push that I would need to make into variables.
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
I just looked up https://dev.to/joelbonetr/form-input-validation-without-java... and saw this, I'll look into implementing it via this strategy.
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
Do you have a thought on how to do the edit page without JS? I am with you I wanted to make it no js, then added a little here and there. I couldn't think of a way to allow someone to add unlimited links in a way that was clean and fas
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
I had thought about this a bit, I don't think it's any different (and actually even more secure) than someone putting in your email in a "Lost Password" field. In that case you just have to guess that email is registered
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
Love the feedback. You're the second person (that I've seen) whose mentioned what a bad user experience it is to fill out everything and then get told that you have an invalid url. I'm trying to use very minimal javascript bu
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
Likely because you're not using http:// / https:// but it's a good note that it should give more information as well as it should redirect back with the error message on top. Edit: or better yet, a lit
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
https://lynx.boo/lynxboo (and I have put one on the index as well)
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
It likely arrives as spam there too :)
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
Great point. I have https://lynx.boo/Travis I had this on the homepage but removed it. I'll add it back, I also want to add some examples of custom CSS so people can copy/paste.
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
I had thought of that as well as a sitemap.xml placement but part of the fee would bring non-automated verification. Like you could only pay with a real credit card (not virtual) but nothing sounded super great. A do follow is only as good
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
I want to follow up that the thing I think I'm really proud of is just HOW small the pages are. Of course, this is a stupid simple site but also I don't think it's ugly and even the page with the most Javascript and HTML is a
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
I love this. I don't know when I would need it and before I could look up the website I could just google the status code... but it's simple, it's beautiful, and it's fun. Great work.
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Show HN: A minimalist (brutalist?) website for sharing all your links(lynx.boo)
303 points by TravisPeacock 2y ago|160 comments
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
The problem getting kids to read at all is that they are prescribed books and said "you need to read this". I hated a lot of the books I had to read in high school and I basically gave up on reading until well into adulthood (thou
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by TravisPeacock 2y ago
I think this is pretty common in loan agreements but I would guess it's rare to have this actually exercised because usually the change in circumstances is going to be something that's going to make repayment harder (no one is can