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by aesthetics1 10y ago
Unfortunately these are tree style tabs in a separate window. Bad UX in my opinion.
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
Is this not available under Chrome for some reason? Or was it not available when you made your switch (or original browser choice)?
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
I tried out an old photo from December, and it noticed that the date was not today. I was asked if I wanted to add it for that date. I was also able to change the time on the edit meal screen. I think this should be on the input screen - si
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
My goodness, I just started trying to use MyFitnessPal to track my food intake and was wishing that something like this existed. Is there a way to save prior entries as meals? I am a boring person and I eat the same thing for breakfast 7 da
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
I have to admit that I cannot figure out the purpose of this. Did I miss an 'about' section or something? What happens with the nominated sites?
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
I guess I did not think about offscreen or otherwise sneakily positioned form elements. I think the warning is the best way to handle this. I imagine it being something similar to an android permissions popup, where you can check off what s
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
Wow, great demonstration. I'd never thought about this being exploited. I wonder if the fix could be something as simple as the browser only allowing non-hidden [Edit: "not visible to the user", I should have said, as this do
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
For a book about web design, this surely is poorly designed. I can't resize the text with my built-in browser zoom to make it comfortable to read. Everything seems to be based on the size of the browser window.
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
Take a look at Magic ( https://getmagic.com/signup ). If you are fine speaking with your assistant via text, this could be a good option.
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What programming language should I learn first? Answer: Javascript(medium.freecodecamp.com)
3 points by aesthetics1 10y ago|0 comments
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
They work excellent with Linux. Dell actually sells a "Developer Edition" of the XPS line with Ubuntu pre-installed.
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
The XPS machines (both the 13 and the 15) are excellent. I haven't found anything else that compares across the board.
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
Where are the videos stored? What does a user need to view a video?
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
I'm with you on this one. I had to set a reminder to "Get the soy milk", and Google's speech recognition picked up "Get this white milk". I knew what it meant so I just saved the reminder instead of correcting
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
Did anyone play this game when it was out (not the recent reworked versions)? GameFAQs did not exist, nor did reddit, forums, or other places to discuss strategy and tactics for these sorts of games. There was however a hotline on the back
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
The Air has not been refreshed in quite some time - that is his point. He cannot buy a new MacBook Air, because they have not made one in a while.
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by aesthetics1 10y ago
Namey McNameFace has a good ring to it.
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Ask HN: Org charts and job titles
2 points by aesthetics1 10y ago|2 comments
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
The soft-touch carbon fiber finish can hang on to a smudge, but the aluminum outer shell is very smudge-resistant. It's much better than plastic.
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
I have one. Build quality is excellent! No complaints.
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
It is certainly slower than Sublime, and is so on well-speced machines. I have machines with i7s, 16gb of ram, and an SSD, and atom still chokes when dealing with large amounts of data. Try multiple selections on large text files and watch
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
>> File types can be easily associated with Atom now it registers itself so it can be associated with file types. No more need to hunt for atom.exe This is great! I've had to associate with atom.cmd for quite a while now, which h
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
Posting this from an XPS 13. You're right - they look quite nice, and the performance is really there for an ultrabook. Dell has a developer edition that comes with Ubuntu on it out of the box if that's more your style, but Window
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
That's fine, but they didn't introduce this functionality until recently. One day, I logged into my DO console (I don't have a reason to do this very often), and saw a new backup tab. Older customers might not even be aware.
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
This is very important. You have to make sure you have the upper hand. This has been successful for me even in the private sector. I left a department once with another offer in hand, and they were willing to rewrite the job spec (and salar
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
I hope that higher-res screens become standard in the 13-15in line of PC laptops. I have an XPS13 that I love, but there are still many programs (even certain interfaces inside Windows itself!) that do not behave well with hi-DPI displays.
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
Each and every suggestion is a sane and much needed improvement.
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
I buy brands that make their pods biodegradable. This one specifically is cheap and doesn't harm the environment. I can throw these into my garden and they disappear pretty quickly: http://www.amazon.com/San-Francisco-B
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
I'm with you on this one. When I first heard about this and signed up for the newsletter, I was genuinely excited. However, the more I hear about it, the more disinterested I am.
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by aesthetics1 11y ago
Really really well done. I am consistently surprised at the level of quality we can achieve from simple web games these days. Played through to level 8 before taking a break. Very fun and the artwork is excellent.

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