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by dom96 4y ago
I think we're not yet at the point where supermarket-bought products are on par with price, but we are on par when it comes to restaurant/fast food chains. Every vegan/vegetarian food that I try from the likes of McDonalds is
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Show HN: Chrome extension to help transition to Mastodon(chrome.google.com)
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Thought it would make a nice (if a little risky) screenshot, glad you like it :)
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Yeah, this is one of the reasons I decided against doing it this way. I also prefer the twitter UI to mastodon's default to be honest.
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Can't say I share your experience. Just upgraded to Ventura and didn't run into any issues.
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Shameless plug: I created a browser extension to help transition to Mastodon[0]. If you don't yet feel like you can leave twitter.com, but want to explore alternatives it's a great way to get started. Essentially it injects Mastod
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I watched the first episode of 1899 and could see why it was cancelled. Just an amalgamation of mysteries that don't seem to have much connection. On the other hand, I also watched Wednesday and thought it was missing a lot of what mad
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Show HN: I made a Chrome extension to help you transition to Mastodon(chrome.google.com)
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Great post. I hope we see a multitude of new clients for Mastodon. In the meantime, if you're someone like me that is dipping their feet into Mastodon but isn't ready to leave Twitter fully yet, then you might be interested in a b
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The problem with supporting Firefox is that it doesn't yet support manifest v3. I know this support is coming, but seeing as Chrome right now disallows new extensions that don't use v3 it feels pretty delayed. It's also uncl
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Funny to see this. I recently worked on a browser extension[0] to expand Twitter.com's functionality as well, specifically to connect it to Mastodon and show Mastodon posts amongst ordinary tweets. It was a lot of fun to build this, th
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In case anyone is interested I made a browser extension which helps you transition to Mastodon. What it does is it injects Mastodon posts into your Twitter.com timeline so you can slowly but surely get exposure to more and more of the Fediv
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I’ve done this recently. Essentially created a browser extension that combines Mastodon and Twitter on twitter.com. It works surprisingly well, but I’m guessing catching up with Twitter.com changes is bound to be painful. You can find it he
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by dom96 4y ago
> my problem was squeezing the MTA API parser into the ESP32 flash... Ahh, I wouldn't do that. The way I've done it is by pushing as much of the API handling logic off the ESP32 and onto a standalone server. The ESP32 is effect
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How did you find a Chinese manufacturer to redesign it for you?
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Picture frames are indeed perfect for this. I built something similar and the frame cost me around £37.50. My full BOM was around £130 (and that's without any economies of scale).
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There are existing PCBs out there for driving HUB75 displays (like the one used in this project).
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ESP32 is perfect for this application. RPI is far too beefy, unless you really want to do everything locally (without relying on an external server to package up the train data for you)
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This makes me wonder how Tidbyt's business is doing. They seem to have a fair amount of employees. I actually built something very similar and all in my spare time. I've been wondering how realistic making a side-business out of i
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by dom96 4y ago
In 2020 I set out to build something very similar[0]. This was before I even knew NYCTrainSign existed. I started with zero electronics knowledge and learned a lot. My prototype has been running solidly for way over a year and while I'
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> and it seems to do everything right Last time I looked they were missing CE conformance, which afaik is pretty illegal. Surprised they haven't been found out yet.
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Show HN: Browser extension to inject Mastodon posts into your Twitter timeline(chrome.google.com)
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Wow. I am so sorry to all those new grads affected. I was one of those new grads in 2018, I cannot even imagine the horror of having that offer rescinded back then.
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Show HN: Browser extension to inject Mastodon posts into your Twitter timeline(chrome.google.com)
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Play more video games. I feel like this year I haven't had a chance to get lost in a great video game's narrative. Spent far too much time trying to be productive and not just taking a break to relax. Btw if anyone has any suggest
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by dom96 4y ago
FWIW regarding the package manager, based on the rest of the text my guess is that whoever wrote this intended to say that "Zig will ship with a package manager". I created https://github.com/ziglang/www.zigla
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by dom96 4y ago
I recently learned about eFuels[1]. Specifically that Porshe has invested in an eFuels plant in Chile[2]. The curious thing about this is that it's about creating traditional fuel out of captured carbon dioxide. I'm guessing Toyot
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Wow, props to IL for doing this.
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by dom96 4y ago
I wonder why it still remains banned. Surely once all cars can get the same fans it should be allowed?
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> Also, there are doxxing laws. Airplanes are public data, so this is a gray area. I think if the public data is specific enough to pinpoint individuals, it should revert to being private. Same is usually applied to other types of public

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