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by darekkay 4y ago
There are a few client-side libraries like Lunr [1] or Elasticlunr [2]. For my recent project I went with a server-side approach using Stork [3]. It also provides a script to be used on the client. [1] https://lunrjs.com/ [
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by darekkay 4y ago
Could you share your website? I've recently finished my own hobby photography website and it's great to see similar projects.
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by darekkay 4y ago
I wrote Static Marks [1] to manage my bookmarks. [1] https://darekkay.com/static-marks/
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by darekkay 4y ago
The Jetbrains Grazie plugin [1] for IntelliJ IDEA uses Language Tool under the hood. I've been mostly using it for checking my blog posts, but it can also inspect code comments and commit messages. [1] https://plugins.jetbra
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by darekkay 4y ago
Here's my list: https://darekkay.com/personal-blogs/
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by darekkay 4y ago
For bash, this is my cheatsheet (can be viewed from within bash): https://github.com/darekkay/config-files/blob/master/bash/.c... I also maintain cheatsheets for some dev stuff: https://g
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by darekkay 4y ago
We do something very similar: * NICE: Optional change. PR is approved. * SHOULD: Highly suggested change. PR is neither approved nor rejected. * MUST: Must be fixed. PR is rejected. This also helps the PR author to know which of my comments
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by darekkay 4y ago
Sure!
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by darekkay 4y ago
I can confirm that it's working in Chrome and Firefox. I have created an XSL stylesheet for my feed a couple of weeks ago.
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by darekkay 4y ago
> Does anybody actually know what to do with this now? > If you click the symbol on my page, you just see an ugly page of XML. There's a solution for both issues: apply styling and add explanation to your RSS feed. Here's mi
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by darekkay 4y ago
If you want to consume the Untools content via a daily RSS feed, check out my project: https://tips.darekkay.com/
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by darekkay 4y ago
Basic Auth should work out-of-the-box, though I haven't tested it. If you need any advanced authentication, Playwright [0] - which I use for fetching the pages - shoud have you covered. You can pass any custom playwright options via `p
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by darekkay 4y ago
I wrote Evaluatory [1] for this, which started mainly as an axe-core wrapper (which is what Lighthouse uses as well) with a visual results page. Now it contains more tools and checks as well. [1] https://darekkay.com/evaluat
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by darekkay 4y ago
> you can’t read the table Which makes the table content inaccessible. It _is_ an accessibility issue. Here's the definition I prefer, that does not focus on "disabilities" (which many people equate "accessibility&quo
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by darekkay 5y ago
I was using SteamGifts [0], but there are more. It's not an official Valve platform. The giveaways mostly come from regular people, usually offering leftover keys from game bundles. Some game developers also drop hundreds of keys in a
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by darekkay 5y ago
I've searched just for site:domain (without any specific keyword), which both Google and Bing support.
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by darekkay 5y ago
Thanks, but that is not my site. Mine is darekkay.com and it isn't indexed by mojeek.
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by darekkay 5y ago
Unfortunately, Bing (and thus DDG) removes proper websites from their index for unknown reasons, without any way to get this sorted out [0]. My blog (10 years, no spam content) has been delisted for 2 months now. The Bing webmaster tools do
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by darekkay 5y ago
Most of the programs I wrote were for my own needs. I've open-sourced many of them, but some are really just for me and closed-source: - A scraper to get thousands of quiz questions from popular German TV shows and then import them int
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by darekkay 5y ago
That's not fully clickbait. The article states that Aldi expects (some) prices to rise by 20-50%, which is what the title says. The examples in the text are refering to current/past price increases.
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by darekkay 5y ago
Contrast ratio is not a good name to describe this concept. A contrast ratio is a decimal number, while a "magic number" is an ordinal value. Also, a contrast ratio has a clear definition from WCAG perspective, and it would be e
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by darekkay 5y ago
> Especially the contrast/magic number discussion. From a developer perspective, working with color palettes with defined "magic numbers" is really great. I have written a blog post [1] around this topic and wrote a tool [
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by darekkay 5y ago
Miniflux: https://miniflux.app/
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by darekkay 5y ago
> links don't meet WCAG AAA contract guidelines WCAG AA is fully sufficient from legal perspective.
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by darekkay 5y ago
Similar to what happened to a doctor in Antarctica: https://www.antarctica.gov.au/about-antarctica/people-in-ant...
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by darekkay 5y ago
> I do think they should at least provide a way to blacklist sites where you don't want to use 1Password. Right click the page you want to block, and check out the 1Password context menu. There's an option to disable 1Password
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by darekkay 5y ago
There's also an equivalent in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/http-client-in-product-c...
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by darekkay 5y ago
> I have good memories of the AN-2 as a skydiving platform. As a former sport skydiver, the An-2 was definitely an upgrade to planes like C-182 or C-206. But compared to more common choices like C-208, DO-28 or Porter it was not as good
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by darekkay 5y ago
I've been learning the "Ultimate Geography" Anki deck as well and I'm using a lot of mnemonics. For your specific example: I link Ireland visually to the color "green", so its flag starts with green (from the l
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by darekkay 5y ago
It's a common asynchronous communication anti-pattern, there's a website dedicated to this: https://nohello.net/en/ I have found out a way to make people realize by themselves how inefficient this practice is

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