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by bronikowski 4y ago
When I was hacking that for my blog I went with user-agent detection because of the UX. I don't consider this feature to be anything more that "look at his cool stuff I did" and telling random friend to copy and paste an url
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by bronikowski 4y ago
Two months ago I hacked something like that for my blog: curl https://fuse.pl/beton/10print.html # with code highlighting curl https://fuse.pl/beton/cegla.html # just prose
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by bronikowski 4y ago
I'm an avid letter writer and when pandemic hit I looked into online stamps. In Poland you can order stamps (to print at home) and even include your own graphics on them. I had a lot of fun with that and did people who got letters from
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by bronikowski 4y ago
As a fan of Proust I feel he already did that but not in the way Derek intended. It's more like "One sentence per page(s) — https://nathanbrixius.wordpress.com/2013/10/30/the-five-long...
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by bronikowski 4y ago
I bet parent is grouping a lose coalition of joker, gawkers and trolls on and off reddit (r/buttcoin, rdrama, Farms, etc.) under the moniker of Dramaverse.
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by bronikowski 4y ago
I was a fan since MCP (a super bag of hacks and goodies for AmigaOS) came with a way of putting @123 next to your date. I even "reimplemented" it for fun and wrote a blog about it. You probably can't read it since it's i
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by bronikowski 4y ago
That's one of my issues, of course. With half-automated/decided by unaccountable forces strict reading of the "law" (store policy) you get outcomes like that. It would be much better to have "spirit of the law"
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by bronikowski 4y ago
That's all well and good but I wish we could avoid the entire circus from the start. I hate the power companies have over distribution channels, the eternal struggle between convince and freedom.
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by bronikowski 4y ago
Only 600 millions years ago my Central European city was a beach front to the mega-Ocean. Would be sweet to see it but the lack of infrastructure could get annoying. Very fun project.
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by bronikowski 4y ago
Luckily I'm well over the acquisition phase. I'm very happy with the pens I have and I basically rotate 5-7 pens, having 2 inked at most.
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by bronikowski 4y ago
It's a common joke on r/fountainpens. I think there's a subreddit covering fountain pens, mechanical keyboards and, if my memory serves me, headphones.
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by bronikowski 4y ago
I'm using a very slow computer (intentionally) and I can't look up anything. Even if the title pops up in find-as-you-type neither clicking it or pressing Enter moves me forward. Too bad, I was very interested. Edit: it finally wo
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by bronikowski 4y ago
That's not great. I just recommended a paid version to a friend.
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by bronikowski 6y ago
> One of the reasons why GDPR is such a disaster is that it makes it all but impossible for a new social media company to ever be started in Europe Maybe we don't need more "social media companies" of the type that GDPR is
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by bronikowski 6y ago
For whatever it is worth, you can setup Takeout to make a copy every X months for a year or something like that. Far cry from automated solution, but better than nothing. I need to find Photos alternative because that's the last Google
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by bronikowski 6y ago
I have no strong opinions, I learned as I went so it was natural for me that I couldn't do thing in an idiomatic way and my structure was messy.
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by bronikowski 6y ago
I played with love2d, even got something playable out of it, this looks like a great weekend dive after a week of debugging something (and failing). Too bad you have to use forked version for Linux. EDIT: after looking into install.sh I thi
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by bronikowski 6y ago
It's true that with ideas, if you wait long enough, someone will do the work for you. I was toying with an idea of "novel markup", something that could let you track characters over scenes, geographical locations and interper
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by bronikowski 6y ago
I have an older Bitt Boy in GB-like shell and it works quite well, it struggles a little with SNES. The battery is swappable but you'll get few hours out of it. Charges from micro USB. https://bittboy.com/
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by bronikowski 6y ago
1) fully remote now, after first lockdown I only went in when I wanted (a day or two a week) 2) about 30 minutes of brisk walk 3) No major changes, I worked outside of the offices for most of last 10 years. Lack of hiking hurted me far more
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by bronikowski 6y ago
Every time HN posts Zoomquilt I want to comment about the Amiga demo from 1997: Captured Dreams by The Black Lotus. It was one of my favorites back then, here's the same effect running on good ol' m68k (music warning): https:&#x2