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by avel 7y ago
I use Enpass. I believe it ticks all your boxes.
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by avel 7y ago
Citymapper has more features, some of which Google Maps has actually copied. They still have some more unique features. I'm not sure which of the following have now made it to Google Maps but here are my favorites: * Recommendations fo
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by avel 7y ago
GitLab
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by avel 7y ago
In case you were no aware of the news last year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Attica_wildfires A greek tv documentary 10 months later: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNLUNFerCOI
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Our Future at Water-Whitehall (Message by the CEO of Ooneepod.com)(medium.com)
1 points by avel 7y ago|0 comments
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by avel 7y ago
I loved the grayscale mode, but in the end I had to set so many exceptions via tasker for apps where I do need color for the UI (Such as Google Maps, Uber, and Calendar), that it proved to be more of a hassle.
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by avel 7y ago
Hm, I've used my Google Voice number without a problem.
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by avel 8y ago
I don't quite understand your criticism of sans-serif fonts. However I wanted to address your last sentence. Perhaps you could try to see if the "Stylus" add-on works on Firefox mobile. I haven't tried it myself but it s
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by avel 8y ago
If you want easy system-wide ad-blocking without root, take a look into Blokada. Also in F-Droid. Implements a vpn through which the traffic is routed, and this way the DNS blacklists can be enforced. Note that, due to android limitations,
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by avel 8y ago
Very interesting. I had a similar problem― rented a car in London, paid the congestion tax on the website where I mistakenly entered I instead of 1 for the car's plate, and ended up getting a ticket!
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by avel 9y ago
It _is_ enforced. Many delivery riders have already had their e-bikes confiscated. And a bigger crackdown is coming up in January: https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2017/12/18/hundreds-of-delivery-...
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by avel 9y ago
Also check out https://citymapper.com for something close to what you describe.
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by avel 10y ago
Mobile accessories, now for your Chromebook: https://blog.google/products/chromebooks/all-best-mobile-acc...
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by avel 10y ago
I can understand this, though. An Indian restaurant close to me does not accept orders in Seamless during lunch rush hour (noon - 1pm). For a restaurant with limited bandwidth that offers pickup and delivery as an additional method, it make
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by avel 10y ago
Every talk from Jake Archibald is insightful and entertaining. His talks about offline caching were hilarious.
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by avel 10y ago
Didn't know about those stash options. I've always used 'git stash save -u' to bring along the untracked files in the stash, that's the more common scenario.
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by avel 10y ago
Recently I have been noticing how Uber/Lyft drivers in NYC are "gps sheep". The lack of common sense is astounding to me. They are very often only listening to their gps and nothing else. One time, a driver chose to circle a
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by avel 11y ago
The page seems to have the code described here: http://blog.bassta.bg/2013/05/smooth-page-scrolling-with-twe... Basically it disables the browser's default scrolling behavior and handles the mouse scrollwheel
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by avel 11y ago
Bombermine has been renamed to Game of Bombs: https://clay.io/game/bombermine
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by avel 11y ago
There is this: https://projecthawkthorne.com/ which is based on an episode of the TV show Community. It is open-source and based on community effort. https://www.reddit.com/r/hawkthorne https:/&#
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by avel 11y ago
It has been fixed in unstable / canary. The selection is now inside an overflow menu. Which brings me to another tip: in a multi-head setup, having devtools in an undocked window in a separate screen is very nice.
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by avel 12y ago
Another good one is The Talos Principle. Fans of Portal will love it for its puzzles and similarly mysterious back story. And it has a time-travel feature (record / playback yourself) in some later levels as well.
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by avel 12y ago
An alternative is mouestrap: http://craig.is/killing/mice I've used it successfully in Marionette and Angular applications. It is 29k unminified, vs 35k of keypress.js.
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Private company in possession of tax records of 5M Greeks; fined 100,000€(translate.google.com)
2 points by avel 12y ago|1 comments
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by avel 12y ago
For rails projects, if you use the teaspoon gem as test runner ( https://github.com/modeset/teaspoon ), then you can easily get istanbul based coverage reports as well. It's a good way to see which paths your js tes
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by avel 12y ago
In Chrome Devtools debugger, you can click on the Async checkbox next to where the call stack is. So, when paused, you can see the full stack. (If you are not on the latest chrome, this might need to be enabled in experiments). And this sho
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by avel 12y ago
It's probably worth it to take a look at brackets ( http://brackets.io ) as well; it has a lot of potential for seamless js debugging.
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Sublime Text Development Status – July 2014(sublimetext.com)
16 points by avel 12y ago|0 comments
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by avel 12y ago
Opera on mobile had an awesome implementation of "jump to top": You scroll upwards twice or just quickly enough, and if you still have a long way to go, a button pops up for scrolling automatically to the top. I wish this was impl
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by avel 13y ago
Good move. Now please clarify what will happen with XMPP in Hangouts!

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