alphabet9000

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by alphabet9000 4y ago
While such tools may have their benefits, they also have significant drawbacks that could ultimately make the world a worse place. Firstly, AI-powered document editors rely heavily on algorithms and pre-existing templates to generate conten
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Spelunk(spelunk.jollo.org)
1 points by alphabet9000 4y ago|0 comments
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
idk, i think 'tomshardware.com' needs a reality check. there's like 100 disgusting taboola and google ads on their own website that look identical to these awful microsoft ads. its hard to take a rant about trashy ads serious
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
i made an automated news site that keeps an eye out for "happenings". it starts by showing the last 6 links found and automatically adds to the list if something new is found. https://news.coffee
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
> Go outside and it's more or less the same as it has always been. not true. many more outdoor billboards and LED billboards everywhere you go. giant screens held up in the air making 'IRL' feel like one big ad without the
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
SPA views transitions
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
if you like 'html looking' sites (for lack of a better description; maybe "html 1.0-ish") i set up something that automatically collects links posted to HN that capture this feel if anyone is interested https:/&#x2
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
us patent 4647924 (1987) https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/a5/dc/27/34d036c...
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An ASCII Z-depth world (view source)(burrow.jollo.org)
2 points by alphabet9000 4y ago|0 comments
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
the logos could have been swapped the other way around and the article would have read in exactly the same way and made the same amount of sense.
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
nice, the banana tapping to the bpm was a nice touch https://peel.fm/1dd2e8a
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
was wondering what it looked like from a side angle and found a 3d animation of the incident from CBS news https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlAuteLjnm0
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
liked & subscribed
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
very grateful to the efforts of everyone involved with Wine
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
so many nice subtle details
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
because of letter grades: A vs A+
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Show HN: HTML 1.0-ish links recently posted to HN(news.coffee)
1 points by alphabet9000 4y ago|0 comments
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
some thumbnails of television commercials exhibiting this slightly out of focus background https://i.jollo.org/jiWn4jTj.png
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
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Nice Sites(www2.bearblog.dev)
4 points by alphabet9000 4y ago|0 comments
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
make a self-help site with ads on it that shows people how to install ublock
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
i think increased screen resolution (and smaller sized devices) led to a pixel art identity crisis. as you mentioned, everything today is expected to scale and fit on any sized screen. that wasn't the case when everything was explici
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
i very much care about supporting firefox users. for example, i maintain a separate, mozilla-signed, manifest v2 version of an extension i made [0] just so firefox users can keep using it. i do so even though this compromises my own ideals
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
firefox/mozilla doesn't really make it easy (compared to chrome) mozilla now requires "add-on signing" [0]; extensions now have to be "signed" (By mozilla) before you can permanently side-load your own privat
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
really into your site
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
the only bookmarks i actually revisit with regularity are webpages that have some kind of tool on them (e.g. a BPM counter, a javascript minifier, etc). otherwise, the rest of my bookmarks end up being generated when i'm on some random
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
found a similar error message happening to someone else a year ago with few recourse options: https://support.google.com/accounts/thread/103488375/google-...
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
really love both the site and the work on the site
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
it should either provide a link to a crisis hotline, which is what google does, or just not reply at all, which is what SmarterChild (the aol instant messenger bot) used to do. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk
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by alphabet9000 4y ago
it's a shame substack continues to get more and more visually bloated. I remember when it first launched, thinking the site looked really clean and simple. i figured it was only a matter of time before the simplicity went away, and it

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