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by akpa1 4y ago
To chip in to on this, I've been using Affinity Photo for at least 5 years and I don't remember having many problems at all. That is to say, YMMV.
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by akpa1 4y ago
It does still work, though sometimes it can be a little hit-or-miss. I'd say it does what I want about 70% of the time.
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by akpa1 4y ago
Good idea! I'll remember that for when Neon is suitable for people other than myself to use, thanks :)
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by akpa1 4y ago
The aim is to be just as functionally similar to QuickTemplate, though not compatible. I like the idea of QuickTemplate a lot but the I find it lacking and annoying to use in various ways. For example, I find its syntax is annoying to write
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by akpa1 4y ago
HTMX is incredible, I adore it. Typically, my stack for a web app is a Golang webserver using Fiber[0], HTMX, SCSS, my own (experimental) templating engine [1] and SQLite. It's a sufficiently hype-free stack, in my opinion, and one tha
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by akpa1 4y ago
You could probably do the client-side stuff with Tampermonkey and a little bit of JavaScript and `setTimeout`.
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by akpa1 4y ago
Good idea! I'll be doing that, thanks :)
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by akpa1 4y ago
That's pretty neat! The PDF idea is something a few people have mentioned - I might steal it, since I've been thinking of archiving that list for a little while now, too. I can imagine that's ended up being a pretty large rep
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by akpa1 4y ago
You're welcome! You might find the bookmarklet code interesting to look at, it's here if you want to: https://gist.github.com/codemicro/f7d4d4b687c3ec2e7186ef7efe...
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by akpa1 4y ago
Here you go! https://gist.github.com/codemicro/f7d4d4b687c3ec2e7186ef7efe... It didn't even cross my mind that people might be interested in seeing that. - author
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by akpa1 4y ago
I told myself that I have to read the entire article before I add it to the list, so there's only stuff that I've read to completion on there. - author
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I tracked everything I read on the internet for a year(tdpain.net)
250 points by akpa1 4y ago|117 comments
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History's worst software error weaponized a radiation machine [video](youtube.com)
3 points by akpa1 4y ago|0 comments
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Post-Pandemic Mystery at Heathrow(fearoflanding.com)
12 points by akpa1 4y ago|1 comments
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by akpa1 4y ago
As a heads-up, Gmail is putting a scary yellow warning on your emails saying that it can't "verify that it actually came from hackernewsletter.com"
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Random Acts of Kindness Make a Bigger Splash Than Expected(neurosciencenews.com)
1 points by akpa1 4y ago|0 comments
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by akpa1 4y ago
Which it can't do because, as mentioned, Go randomly iterates over maps. That's the data structure that most would use to load arbitrary input files into the program.
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by akpa1 4y ago
I use a Let's Split kit that I assembled with Momoka Frog switches (linear, ~55g). https://imgur.com/a/dqjyB3O
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by akpa1 4y ago
It's the same here. As much as I'd love to go and use a keyboard like the one shown here, my split ortholinear board has done my wrists and shoulders a world of good. It's so much more comfortable than using any other stand
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Offloading Work to GitHub Actions(tdpain.net)
1 points by akpa1 4y ago|0 comments
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by akpa1 4y ago
> so why isn't yours.... Because this isn't a software project with a README, this is a piece of writing about READMEs that happens to be in a README.md file, likely because that's what GitHub displays by default.
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by akpa1 4y ago
It looks like you forgot to update the page's `<title>` - it still says "Business - Webflow HTML website template"
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by akpa1 4y ago
I agree with this. I also derive quite a lot of value from having a consistent way of reading and navigating documentation for every library too. I can have an applet in my browser's toolbar and hit it when I'm looking at the Git
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The Pneumatic Clocks of Paris(amusingplanet.com)
121 points by akpa1 4y ago|39 comments
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by akpa1 4y ago
It's veeeeery hit and miss as to if an FSX add-on will work with P3D. One reason is that FSX is 32-bit only whereas P3D is 64-bit as of v4 - they've changed a lot of stuff.
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by akpa1 4y ago
I hacked a couple of Ansible playbooks around and made them do things in an arguably better manner than they did before
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by akpa1 4y ago
The option you propose in the article is an interesting one, though not what I'd choose. Following the idea of "make it as friction-free as possible", something I'd like to be able to do is somehow track my usages of var
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by akpa1 4y ago
That word is one of very few that I will never say, along with slurs. Just goes to show that dialects are, in fact, a thing.
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by akpa1 4y ago
There's also this excellent browser extension: https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome Despite the name, it also works for Firefox.
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by akpa1 4y ago
When I reinstalled Docker recently, it tried to push Docker Desktop for Linux at me quite a bit, which was new from the last time I installed Docker. In the end, I went and specifically hunted down Docker for use on servers to get an instal

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