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by catskull 9y ago
Wait so it only works on those 4 websites? I've only heard of Popular Mechanics, but I rarely (if ever) visit their site. If this was more like Youtube Red, I'd be all over this. I would love to pay to remove all google ads. I get
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by catskull 9y ago
Did you use some kind of UI framework? Is it just bootstrap? This design is awesome. I _love_ the minimal direction we're heading.
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by catskull 9y ago
One thing not mentioned in the article is the impact horseshoe crab farming has had on the Red Knot. PBS made a really interesting documentary about it, I would highly recommend you check it out. https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by catskull 10y ago
Thanks!
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Ask HN: Next step after GitHub Pages?
3 points by catskull 10y ago|3 comments
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by catskull 10y ago
Out of curiosity, what system do you use primarily? The reason I ask is I suspect you use something very specific that allows you to be very productive. Also, what kind of work do you generally do?
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by catskull 10y ago
System76 seems cool, but their hardware is just kind of clunky to me. I would much rather by an old Thinkpad, but even still that doesn't fully solve my OS dilemma.
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by catskull 10y ago
> Don't you think that it's rather stuff on top of Darwin (e. g. Cocoa and the default apps) and the hardware support that make "things work" on macOS? You're right. I have never actually used a BSD OS that is no
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by catskull 10y ago
> The reason, of course, is OS X. Powerbooks are beautifully designed and run FreeBSD. What more do you need to know? This. I have actually lost sleep since the announcement. I keep going over in my mind alternate hardware, but the fact
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Ask HN: Why don't web apps make use of right click?
8 points by catskull 10y ago|20 comments
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by catskull 10y ago
This is something I was pondering the other day: given nano's proliferation, I wonder how many devs use it in a regular basis? My suspicion is that nano is more popular than vim or emacs, just used less. Many devs who do not primarily
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by catskull 10y ago
That's a good question to ask. My opinion: nothing, basically, on either side. You could argue that being an official GNU project gives nano a level of legitimacy and carries with it an implied quality level. I wonder if nano would shi
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by catskull 10y ago
So with Crouton, you don't actually dual boot. It's more like a VM, but it uses the same kernel that Chrome OS uses, so it's more like Docker than Virtualbox. I have a cheap 11" Acer C720 and I probably use it more than
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Reverse Engineering the Gameboy Boot Screen(catskull.net)
4 points by catskull 11y ago|0 comments
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The Chrome Web Store feels 5 years old(catskull.net)
3 points by catskull 11y ago|1 comments
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by catskull 11y ago
That I have no idea on. I couldn't find many details either. I assume it's because CHIP doesn't want this to be a selling point on the project because most likely it won't happen given Allwinner's past total disrega
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by catskull 11y ago
Supposedly the CHIP computer project has committed Allwinner to open source their SoC. I don't know exactly what that entails since it's an ARM core chip, but I'm tentatively holding my breath for that. I will be extremely su
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by catskull 11y ago
> This open-source requirement of ours ended up influencing the selection of almost every piece of hardware, including the main CPU, the battery controller, and the Wi-Fi module. For example, we couldn’t use Intel’s x86 microprocessors b
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Show HN: EmotiClean – A Chrome extension to replace bad words with emoji(github.com)
4 points by catskull 11y ago|2 comments
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How to fail a technical interview(catskull.net)
3 points by catskull 11y ago|0 comments
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Slow Down, for Productivity's Sake(catskull.net)
1 points by catskull 12y ago|0 comments
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by catskull 12y ago
Location: Provo, Utah Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rails, Angular, Coffeescript, Haml, C++ Resume: http://goo.gl/w6PXKT Email: bro@catskull.net Electrical Engineering freshman. I've been doin
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How to Make a Bouncing Ball Game for Nintendo DS(ekid.nintendev.com)
68 points by catskull 12y ago|13 comments
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by catskull 12y ago
Team Treehouse is what I used. It may be a little slow if you have java experience, but it's very thorough. I went from knowing nothing about java/android to building a useful, simple app integrated with an external api within a w