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by aeharding 4y ago
It's extremely frustrating how Google is ignoring this issue. So much for developer relations.
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by aeharding 4y ago
Craigslist has an awesome UI. But I really wish they'd switch out their clunky JS-based gallery component for pure CSS scroll snapping!
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Issue 1135492: How to use proxy and onAuthRequired in manifest V3(bugs.chromium.org)
1 points by aeharding 4y ago|0 comments
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by aeharding 4y ago
It has a really nice design. Much easier to use than any other US government api I’ve used. Just some minor issues with upstream data availability leading to errors, as well as duplicate alerts. I’m using it for a side project ( https:&#x2F
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by aeharding 4y ago
Another good one - https://www.1800wxbrief.com/Website/interactiveMap
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by aeharding 4y ago
I really enjoyed Together We Cycle. I don’t think many people know just how close The Netherlands was to losing their cycling culture (and a safe transportation system overall), and what it took to revive it (one example being ‘stop de kind
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by aeharding 4y ago
Something must be wrong on your machine. On my Mac Mini and Air (m1) Firefox scrolling is extremely smooth and feels much more native than Chrome. Overscrolling has worked great since they revamped the engine, even in nested scroll views! F
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by aeharding 4y ago
Is the Apple watch air integrated (for scuba)? Edit: Nope... found on https://www.oceanicworldwide.com/faqs/ Q: I have a wireless transmitter, can I connect it with the Oceanic+ app? A: At the moment this option is not
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by aeharding 4y ago
Rain isn't really a problem with the appropriate clothing. (Speaking as someone that rides year round for transportation in Wisconsin.) The only problem I've had is downpours can soak your shoes but I just have an extra pair of sh
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by aeharding 4y ago
There's definitely some data not being used. For example, OSM has the names of the bike paths, but Apple Maps doesn't use them (just says "turn left onto the bike path"). It also often says "turn left onto the bike
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by aeharding 4y ago
I have self-hosted my personal email account for years without issues. At some point early on I started relying on AWS for sending emails, but that can be easily switched out or removed at any time (and its free for my small volumes of sent
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by aeharding 4y ago
if you're in a car* *turn by turn bike directions in Madison, Wisconsin are absolutely horrid and basically unusable if you are on a bike path
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by aeharding 4y ago
It's extremely frustrating how some chrome extension apis such as chrome.tabCapture simply are no longer background context compatible, since they aren't in service workers. And they're just completely silent, don't even
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by aeharding 4y ago
My favorite part of the 13 mini is the wallet fits so satisfyingly. It was made for it.
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by aeharding 4y ago
An Urban Arrow? https://na.urbanarrow.com/family-bikes/
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by aeharding 4y ago
Chrome supports CSS level 4 color functions, but they're clamped to sRGB. AKA, basically useless. https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=106861... Edit: Actually, I don't think Chrome
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by aeharding 4y ago
There's still some things Safari prioritizes that other vendors don't have. For example, Chrome (and FF) still haven't fully implemented CSS colors level 4. Chrome and Firefox are still clamping all CSS colors to sRGB. You li
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by aeharding 4y ago
Great to see it going open source! I hope Actual can keep development going with the community support. Similarly, a local-first (PouchDB) budgeting app I built[1] went open source[2][3] a few years ago. It's worked out well, I love se
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by aeharding 4y ago
Likewise, free public apis (for non-sensitive info, at least). I appreciate NOAA's api.weather.gov, rucsoundings.noaa.gov, and other free public APIs. Also good to see the FAA dipping their toes in free public APIs (api.faa.gov).
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by aeharding 4y ago
How about analyzing the series of dangerous conditions that failed leading to a child dying in a car? For example, why have we built a car dependent society where you need to put a child in a car to do virtually anything? Blaming the last f
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by aeharding 5y ago
CSS scroll snap (and thus, the demo) broken on firefox + macOS unfortunately https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1737820
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by aeharding 5y ago
> We need more trains, light rail, subways. I'd argue we simply need more walkability, and to place shops and destinations closer to people. Public transit is great, but is not an effective way to fix our auto-centric land use. In S
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by aeharding 5y ago
However the US still has relatively huge trucks delivering and navigating our urban environments that have many pedestrians and bicyclists. It's really frustrating how the US has too many urban streets designed for accommodating oversi
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by aeharding 5y ago
> Launched in November 2021, our Non-Tesla Supercharger pilot will continue to expand to new sites and countries in support of our mission to accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy.
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by aeharding 5y ago
The electric car is here to save the auto industry, not the planet.
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by aeharding 5y ago
This is really cool, thank you for sharing! It would be neat if the information and links could be localized.
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Nonprofit mechanics petition for repairable bikes(bicycleretailer.com)
2 points by aeharding 5y ago|0 comments
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Charles Marohn, founder of Strong Towns, is doing an AMA on /r/IAmA(old.reddit.com)
3 points by aeharding 5y ago|0 comments
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by aeharding 5y ago
Postwar American suburban development is terrible for raising children, too. https://youtu.be/ul_xzyCDT98
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by aeharding 5y ago
Yup. Urban growth boundaries are very important, and aren’t new. I’d always wondered what would happen if the US had a city with an UGB and very unrestrictive zoning.

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