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by _fat_santa 6y ago
You know this wouldn't be so much of an issue if Chrome didn't disable the ability to install extensions outside of the web store. As an extension developer its absolutely infuriating to realize that: 1. There is no way to install
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by _fat_santa 6y ago
Fellow extension developer here as well. I've been trying to get an update approved since February or March. Submitted an update in late February and decided to update my screnshots. Remove the screenshots and add new ones only for Goo
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Human Echolocation(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by _fat_santa 6y ago|0 comments
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by _fat_santa 6y ago
I'm Russian, though I moved to the US at age 5 so English is my 'native' language, even though it's technically not. I see this on both sides. I find American curse words harsher than Russian ones, but my parents are the
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by _fat_santa 7y ago
In my view, those are not the same. If you have a product that I like and then I subsequently copy it then that's one thing. You store your data with me and then I use your data to give my product a competitive advantage over yours is
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by _fat_santa 7y ago
The alternative would be to something like a browser extension. I don’t know if Safari on iOS supports extensions but I think Firefox does. Just create a wrapper extension that injects this code into the current page you are on.
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by _fat_santa 7y ago
I think that there is a way these two points can live in the same universe. One the one hand users expect a consistent UI, especially on mobile. While apps are free to define their own user interface and style, they should follow certain pa
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Show HN: I build an alternative bookmark manager for Chrome and Firefox(fav.sh)
3 points by _fat_santa 7y ago|0 comments
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by _fat_santa 7y ago
I created an app about a year ago called fav.sh. This isn't for your "everyday" bookmarks but moreso for things that you happen to come across on the internet and want to save. From there it backs up the bookmarks to Github G
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Ask HN: How do you feel about products that piggyback off other products
1 points by _fat_santa 7y ago|0 comments
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by _fat_santa 7y ago
Just wow. It's interesting to see the parallels between his story and the story of others who became entrepreneurs. I see so many stories of entrepreneurs finding a problem with their life or in the world and then fixing it. This guy t
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by _fat_santa 7y ago
This one is hard, for two reasons: 1. Small Companies: These guys will have limited or no reviews online simply because of their size. 2. Large Companies: A bad review is moot depending on where in the company you work. I've had a fant
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by _fat_santa 7y ago
The guys shows a picture of him getting the gear down at the bottom of the article.
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Follow me while I build a website like it's 1995(project-90.github.io)
1 points by _fat_santa 8y ago|0 comments