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Show HN: HTML for People(htmlforpeople.com)
677 points by blakewatson 2y ago|220 comments
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Where I'm at with Notetaking Apps(blakewatson.com)
1 points by blakewatson 2y ago|0 comments
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Rebuilding My Website with Eleventy(blakewatson.com)
2 points by blakewatson 2y ago|0 comments
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Building our own private Discord knockoff(blakewatson.com)
5 points by blakewatson 3y ago|0 comments
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Writing HTML in HTML (2019)(ankarstrom.se)
53 points by blakewatson 3y ago|68 comments
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by blakewatson 3y ago
Yeah unfortunately that’s Mastodon pulling from other instances. Here’s the local timeline: https://social.lol/public/local
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by blakewatson 3y ago
OP here. I love that little site and I link to it often!
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by blakewatson 3y ago
OP here, just wanted to say your tabletop links page is chef's kiss .
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by blakewatson 3y ago
Oh wow, you’re right. I wonder what’s up with that.
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Omg.lol: An Oasis on the Internet(blakewatson.com)
820 points by blakewatson 3y ago|360 comments
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Types of Blog Posts(weblog.anniegreens.lol)
4 points by blakewatson 3y ago|1 comments
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by blakewatson 3y ago
I’m I love this little challenge. I've participated almost every year since 2010. At the peak of my involvement l was a local organizer (Municipal Liaison). I met a lot of cool people and had a great time at write-ins and such. It was
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The small web is beautiful(benhoyt.com)
5 points by blakewatson 3y ago|1 comments
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My journey with the Chubon keyboard layout(blakewatson.com)
6 points by blakewatson 3y ago|0 comments
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Let me live dangerously, PHP(mattwatson.org)
3 points by blakewatson 3y ago|0 comments
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by blakewatson 3y ago
Good point! I suppose no one is truly independent.
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The fragile nature of my life's work(blakewatson.com)
3 points by blakewatson 3y ago|2 comments
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by blakewatson 3y ago
I knew I recognized your name. You created Neat!
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by blakewatson 3y ago
I think Ponder is cool! I made something similar for myself, but never got around to supporting more than one text. https://blakewatson.com/scratchpad/
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by blakewatson 3y ago
I may be misunderstanding, but I was thinking the commenter meant "ripping" as in ripping a DVD, as opposed to "ripping off of." So "immediately ripped and given away for free" meaning someone shouldn't be
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by blakewatson 3y ago
I have a bunch of these. They are my favorite things to make. I've been making things like this for a long time but I only recently started to appreciate them after discovering this article. https://www.robinsloan.com/n
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Surveying the landscape of CSS micro-frameworks(blakewatson.com)
3 points by blakewatson 4y ago|0 comments
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by blakewatson 4y ago
I did!
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by blakewatson 4y ago
You get a surprising amount of functionality for $20. I just got an account and I've been poking around for about an hour. I'm seriously impressed. You get: - a webpage - DNS - email forwarding - a statuslog - url shortener - a pa
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by blakewatson 4y ago
Sorry to hear that. There's a toggle switch for light mode if that helps.
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by blakewatson 4y ago
Good luck! I'm also doing Nano and was supposed to be working on my novel but instead I wrote about the font I was using.
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by blakewatson 4y ago
Take a look at Drafting* Mono: https://indestructibletype.com/Drafting/
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by blakewatson 4y ago
I love Matthew Butterick's fonts (eg, Triplicate). The license for his fonts is perhaps the most generous I've seen when it comes to commercial fonts.
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by blakewatson 4y ago
Yeah, you’re right. You lose columnar alignment but beginning indentation still aligns and, in Input Sans, I believe the numbers are tabular. David Jonathan Ross makes this argument in the explainer for Input: > Sometimes programmers rel
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by blakewatson 4y ago
Nitti is the OG monospaced writing font for me. Soon as I experienced it on those older versions of iA Writer I was hooked. I do love IBM Plex and these derivatives but I also miss Nitti. Might have to pick that one up from Bold Monday for

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