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2y ago
FWIW "Paying for Chrome extension is unheard of" - um, no. This is a really great extension, and it does stuff that isn't just "learn how to use dev tools". Maybe take a look before being so dismissive. A large part
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Could you cheat and get a software patcher for the synths? I’ve done this in the past for an old Ob1 with similar screen issues
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2y ago
This - and Raycast [0] [0] https://www.raycast.com/
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I presented a wireframe to a curator at The Science Museum once years ago - even after lots of "please bear in mind this is just a prototype" type disclaimers, his first response was "surely it'll have more colour and pi
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2y ago
Sadly I came here to say this
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DC was massive in museums in the 90s. I think there are still remnant uses today - stuff like schema is a good reason for thinking about on-page metadata and dc was a part of that. I was involved with a gov / lottery funded series of p
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2y ago
Which one?
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2y ago
Different to https://www.opengraph.xyz ?
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2y ago
This is great - bookmarked!
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2y ago
True. But this is HN so… you know, tech
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2y ago
Laravel or WordPress I’d say
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2y ago
Available on Yunohost[0] for those as lazy as me. [0] https://yunohost.org/
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2y ago
Agree with this. I also think the emphasis here (to OP) should be "I'd be willing to happily pay for it" - ie I'd rather be paying a reasonable amount each month for something that is going to remain active that have the
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2y ago
Massive respect for the no growth approach. We’re different in that we’re a consultancy rather than a SaaS but 14 years into running our “micro agency” (my wife and I). We’ve had plenty of opportunities to take on staff but have always cho
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2y ago
I love, love, love this. Such a cool project. Your explanatory video [0] is just brilliant. Amazing dedication, vision, and I suspect a whole heap of psychedelics too :-) [0] https://youtu.be/cvdN7_BIaDk
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So the model is - “first person pays, rest of community gets that audio for free”, have I understood that right? Cos if so - cool, that’s a lovely model. And you should make more of it. There’s a definite feel good factor associated with th
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2y ago
This. But also - if you just do it in any(?) of the popular blogging platforms then you can just use categories to separate your content and audience. WordPress (dirty word round here I know but I'll live dangerously) for example gives
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2y ago
Agree. I mean - from my point of view there are two glaring issues in this election that are just being coughed aside in a deeply disingenuous way, by all parties (with maybe the exception of the LibDems, a bit): 1) Brexit. For this not to
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The question is whether his backbone will grow back once he's in power. I'm in two minds. In our house I'm of the opinion that Labour should go "Full Left" and be strong and confident about it; my wife thinks they s
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That's still not answering the question though. I don't know of any bulk email provider who doesn't allow you to export and import your lists via an open format like csv.
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2y ago
Superb
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It’s HN. This is where WordPress comes to get bashed :-) Although - to be fair, I’m not seeing nearly as many anti-WP comments as you’d expect here - most people are being reasonably balanced with their criticisms. As a long time WP agency
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I found Johann Hari good on this with “Lost Connections” where he talks a lot about chemical imbalance vs life situation and their impacts on depression. Found it very enlightening. [0] https://thelostconnections.com
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Exactly. This seems to be one of the skills we need to learn. In the same way we have to use our own intelligence and skills when searching google (Is this source website reputable? What’s the context I’m searching in? Do I know this person
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2y ago
No idea what this means
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Back again to say Kagi - where you can promote Reddit results. I have this, and it means the first result I normally get back for search is a Reddit answer.
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I don’t know why this is getting downvoted. It might be unpopular to use or like ChatGPT among the users of HN but - it’s true, this is one of the quickest ways to get answers for something
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2y ago
I came here to suggest Kagi. I bloody love it. No ads, ability to remove or downgrade or promote particular sites, lenses, I love it all. Your comment - honestly, hand on heart, I can’t remember the last time I paged through beyond the firs
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I was inspired by Christiane Baumgartner[0] at my printmaking class - her method isn’t (I suspect?) strictly generative - she takes film stills and then carves them as woodcuts. So I started doing some prints where I’d use code to create ge
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Yes - and the other killer feature in Kagi is being able to uprank your own choice of sites, and set contexts for this upranking. That to me is the killer thing about it
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