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   by darekkay 7y ago

   Even StackOverflow dropped IE11 support recently [1], mainly to be able to use CSS custom properties in their Dark Theme implementation. [1] https://stackoverflow.blog/2020/03/31/building-dark-mode-on-...
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   by darekkay 7y ago

   https://darekkay.com/ Recently I've been focusing more on git, web development and web accessibility. https://dashboard.darekkay.com/docs/blog/ For the last year, I've been developing a
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   New IBM CEO calls for a “maniacal focus” on AI and hybrid cloud(businessinsider.com)

   1 points by darekkay 7y ago|1 comments
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   by darekkay 7y ago

   OneNote for private notes. GitHub repositories for public notes. My own tool, Static Marks [1], for bookmarks. [1] https://darekkay.com/static-marks/
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   by darekkay 7y ago

   > and that's just to see how many people are using the site (to fuel my ego :D) Depending on whether you have access to your server logs, consider using something like GoAccess [1] instead. Kudos for your project :) [1] https:&#x2F
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   Gitlab Switches to CloudFlare(status.gitlab.com)

   7 points by darekkay 7y ago|2 comments
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   by darekkay 7y ago

   Thanks! :)
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   by darekkay 7y ago

   In Feedly you can just hover the feed's title - it shows the page URL like for any link. Works only on desktop, though.
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   by darekkay 7y ago

   I like the landing page. The screenshots and videos make it quite clear what to expect. The pricing looks good and there's even a free tier. I am writing a similar (open-source) tool [1] and always looking for inspirations ;) [1] http
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    I rarely find a developer website without RSS. Most blogging platforms provide RSS either natively or via plugin. If a website does not offer an RSS feed and I _really_ want to follow it, I will ask the author. Shameless plug: I've cre
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    Check their status page [1] to see the progress: > Investigating - We are currently investigating 403 / 429 errors received by some users. [1] https://status.npmjs.org/
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    Like others here, I am building something myself [1]. [1] https://dashboard.darekkay.com/docs/
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    I like the "get occasional tips" idea and I've built an open-source service around that [1]. I would love to include "UX principles" and "Dark patterns" that you provide in your extensions. Let me know if
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    The obvious one is Todoist (it supports importing tasks from Wunderlist). I've been using it since around 2014 and it offers the best simplicity-feature ratio for me. TickTick seems to be very popular lately, but I didn't try it.
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    Announcing GitHub India(github.blog)

    13 points by darekkay 7y ago|3 comments
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    I've been building a Dashboard web app for almost one year now and I'm blogging [1] about it from the first day. [1] https://dashboard.darekkay.com/docs/blog/
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    As I am developing a general-purpose Dashboard [1], this is really helpful :) [1] https://github.com/darekkay/dashboard
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    > IMO the pursuit of, or even a concept of 'clean history' is a fallacy and waste of time. It is a level of obsession which I think is just not worth it. While I do obsess over a git clean history (at least in my personal pro
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    I agree with Git being a (too) complex tool. However, I do not agree with the conclusion. > I just push/pull/merge. I've never had any issues If you're working alone or in a very small team, this may be true. But pe
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    > I feel we as an industry took a wrong turn somewhere Git is a powerful yet complex (and sometimes confusing) tool. But imho people that are using Git every single day and yet not willing to invest some time to learn the fundamentals pr
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    I've gathered all the commenting systems I could find in my blog post [1]. I'm glad to see yet another alternative. I will add it soon to my list (maybe I should wait for your pricing adjustment). [1] https://darekkay.c
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    That's really cool :) I transpose songs for my own adaptations, but I always have to check/remember which song I could sing at karaoke at the original scale.
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    Unless you depend on screen reader support. Table-based layout (as this is what you are quoting) is inaccessible.
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    Any way to see the dashboard without logging in?
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    I agree with my sibling poster - this looks really nice. I also did not know SWR, which sounds really handy. I'm developing an open-source general-purpose Dashboard [1] and you just gave me an idea for one more use case (metrics sharin
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    He'll become the IBM President.
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    Is there a mobile/responsive version planned? It is currently simply condensed and unreadable on smaller viewpoerts. Shameless related plug: Chemical Element of the Day [1] [1] https://tips.darekkay.com/html/chemic
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    This sums it up better than the official tagline. We're using Mural for remote sprint retros: creating notes, moving them around and voting
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    >> Text after a blank line that is indented by two or more spaces is reproduced verbatim. (This is intended for code.) This is constantly being (mis-)used for quotes. Verbatim is really hard to read on mobile (due to horizontal scroll
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    I am missing one important information - is it a web app or a native (desktop only?) application? What devices are supported? > Desktop First. Take back control of your time and read only on your desktop, don't let news follow you o