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by codazoda 4y ago
That URL results in “bad things” after a moment. The link should be removed. Edit: Might have just been a handful of nasty ads that I initially encountered that redirected me. YMMV
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by codazoda 4y ago
This is off topic but I’ve wondered why cat panels are designed in a way that makes them so difficult to fix yourself. It would be nice if I could patch em up or change the color myself, like I can with my walls at home, without making my m
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by codazoda 4y ago
Yeah, you’re right, I may have just seen regular lyrics and this adds some features (alternate singing positions and speed). So, it’s an enhancement to the existing lyrics feature.
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by codazoda 4y ago
Weird that this is new. I’ve seen it multiple times over the past few months. Maybe I got opted into a test group or something. I activated it by accident several times and ignored it because I primarily use Apple Music when I’m driving.
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by codazoda 4y ago
Nice read. I really like the idea of writing lessons learned from a person when they pass.
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by codazoda 4y ago
Oh, man, yes. My memory is pretty bad. Especially, it turns out, with coding stuff. I recently started to record myself making coding projects. It’s been really enlightening about some of my bad habits. For example, I look EVERYTHING up wit
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Tell HN: I think I found a disabled Twitter service
2 points by codazoda 4y ago|1 comments
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by codazoda 4y ago
This reminds me that I should write down the experiences I remember as a child, including being chased over three miles by half a dozen kids. I finally crossed into an older woman’s yard, she recognized what was happening and asked me insid
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by codazoda 4y ago
> NET@DDRESS - Free Email for Life I thought for sure "life" would be over by now but www.netaddress.com still looks like a 1990's website. There's some info about payments so I dunno if it stayed free, but it's
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by codazoda 4y ago
You can use a dynamic IP with dynamic DNS easy enough. It works great for me.
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by codazoda 4y ago
One possible solution might be to create that account and send it to the equivalent of /dev/null.
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by codazoda 4y ago
Oooh, I built one of those. This is just a textarea. Edits are saved to local storage. You have 10 “files”. https://ponder.joeldare.com/app
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by codazoda 4y ago
17. Ghosts don’t exist I wish someone would tell the people I love about this. Nah, never mind, they don’t need to know. Oh, BTW, it’s usually when I’m most confident that I’m wrong.
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HTTPS Reverse Proxy: Caddy Outperforms Nginx 4x(manishrjain.com)
29 points by codazoda 4y ago|25 comments
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Diátaxis: A systematic framework for technical documentation authoring(diataxis.fr)
188 points by codazoda 4y ago|7 comments
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by codazoda 4y ago
It credits Dall-E under the very first image, and probably did when you wrote this, since HN tells me that was 3 minutes ago.
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by codazoda 4y ago
Okay, let me explain… I publish only markdown files to GitHub starting with index.md. Behind the scenes GitHub does some Jekyll stuff that I don’t think much about. Whatever they use as a default theme includes a normalize.css file. On the
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by codazoda 4y ago
I also took this path and have yet to really succeed. I am now 45 and an empty nester. I wrote about some of my failed businesses in this blog post titled, "How to Lose Money with 25-Years of Failed Businesses". https:/&#x2F
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by codazoda 4y ago
Is that the sort of "scratch" or "crunch" I hear from my Sennheiser HD 4.50's or is it something else? At first, I didn't even notice it, but now I went back to listen more carefully. I'm not sure if my he
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by codazoda 4y ago
It's not clear to me if txtai reaches out to the internet for all these queries. I assume it does and processes much of this in the cloud. That probably makes it a non-starter for much of my work. I do wonder, however, since their API
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by codazoda 4y ago
I thought, for sure, I was squarely in this club with my MD files hosted on GitHub. Then, I looked at point #1. 25kB transferred. Wut? It looks like GitHub includes normalize.css, which is 12kB all by itself. Damn it. Next I looked at the c
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by codazoda 4y ago
The page is impossible to read on iPhone for me. Text is white and page is wider than the screen with a white background (making 1/2 the text unreadable). I scrolled about then bailed.
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by codazoda 4y ago
I have a tiny book called How To Code that teaches the very basics of pure JS. I’m also recording a video that shows me coding up an application in pure JS this week. It is a raffle app that takes a list of names and picks one randomly. It
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by codazoda 4y ago
I find the blogging style interesting. I blog, and I don’t write a ton, but more than a tweet and less than an article, I guess. I don’t know why I’m rambling about this.
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by codazoda 4y ago
Yup, I’m using mostly SQLite and tools I wrote using it these days, at least for personal data management. I use this simple tool for most my notes now: https://github.com/codazoda/nolific For temporary notes I use my
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Getting Started with Color Basic (1980)(archive.org)
1 points by codazoda 4y ago|0 comments
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by codazoda 4y ago
Most paper used commercially is acid free, due to the manufacturing process. I dunno if books use some other, cheaper paper, but it seems unlikely. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid-free_paper
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by codazoda 4y ago
This works better than the Canon EOS Webcam utility for me, even though my DSLR isn't officially supported. It works fine in Zoom. Unfortunately it doesn't work in Quicktime. I'll take a look at some of the code signing info
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by codazoda 4y ago
I love htmx, nice to see you here. I haven’t used it in anything real important but it’s a real breath of fresh air.
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by codazoda 4y ago
I literally tried this yesterday (with official Canon Webcam software) and gave up. I think I’ll give it another go.

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