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Idiomorph is a JavaScript library for morphing one DOM tree to another(github.com)
1 points by geoffeg 4y ago|0 comments
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I noticed that twitter.com also has no <title> tag, the title gets set once the JS loads. Kinda surprising to me that such a popular site like Twitter doesn't have such a basic HTML tag.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I think the problem isn't me turning my phone off, it's other people not turning their phone off.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Apple Magic Mouse style!
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Previous discussion from a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32482714
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by geoffeg 4y ago
A friend had his laptop and bag stolen from only a few feet behind him at a coffee shop. He had his back to the table he was using for only a minute or two as he placed an order from the counter. There were a few other people in the shop an
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I don't quite understand what this project is. How does it work with Moonlight or is it a replacement for Moonlight? (The docs don't seem to explain why I'd want to use it.)
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by geoffeg 4y ago
There are quite a few gems in the Tailscale blog. I've come back to their posts about NAT traversal ( https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works/ ) and how Tailscale works ( https://tailscale.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
The post from earlier today got me thinking about their blog post about the Steam Deck from last month. I was kinda surprised that someone hadn't already submitted it.
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Putting Tailscale on the Steam Deck(tailscale.com)
179 points by geoffeg 4y ago|84 comments
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I don't mean the specs but the quality of the hardware design itself.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Apple wasn't always like that, just the current iteration of Apple. Back in the 80s and 90s Apple was more focused on longevity and building really great user interfaces than purity of design. Their Human Interface Guidelines were so
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by geoffeg 4y ago
The quality and warranty are the primary reasons I bought a Speed Queen washer and dryer a few years ago. Most reviews say the washer isn't the best at actually cleaning clothes but 99% of the time I don't need to remove stains or
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by geoffeg 4y ago
That's the one. It was full of those fun little notes. A nice balance of humor without going over the top. Helped me figure out how to use all of the features of the printer.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I think one of the first "quirky" computer books I can remember is a user manual for the Epson MX-80 dot matrix printer from the 1980s. It was written in a much more relaxed, personable style than almost any other computer books o
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I considered this too and started discounting it when I looked more closely at the paths in the images. The holes aren't perfectly spaced and each hole seems to be at a slightly different angle. But yea, could still be some kind of sub
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Is there something explaining what differentiates joystick from other frameworks? The Readme explains what joystick is but not what's unique about it.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I was wondering if I had mixed up radiographer and radiographer. The chairs are definitely interesting. I can't think of any rooms like that where family or friends have been allowed. Maybe we're both right and it's a multipu
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I think it's an x-ray room. The wall with the window for the radiologist to look through and the arm above the table.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I always thought it'd be cool to get my whole genome sequenced and keep a copy in my wallet. I don't know why but having a copy of my source code in my pocket seems cool.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Looks like HTMX already has something like this, just client-side. https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-select/ That's probably safer in some ways than filtering server side.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I just tried to order the Wifi devboard and got a similar response (I live in the US). I ordered the actual Flipper Zero a few weeks ago but forgot to order the accessories. I hope I can still get them at some point.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I imagine it would be somewhat easy to provide a way for the APIs to include a way to filter the resulting HTML they produce. A CSS path as a URL parameter that the API runs to only return the content of the CSS path. There's probably
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Fran covers that in the video.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
But you didn't get the 30-60k payout to pay the lawyer.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Yea, but they've been getting more expensive with inflation.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I've considered buying an IPX or IPC case and putting a few raspberry pis in it. That was such an awesome form factor.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
Check out AgentJayZ's videos on YouTube if you'd like to learn more about jet engines in general: https://www.youtube.com/user/agentjayz
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by geoffeg 4y ago
> The terrible UX is just the tip of the iceberg. Things often just… don’t work. And good luck getting someone to talk to about it. The same can be said for AWS. Even when you have access to Proserve getting answers can be difficult.
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by geoffeg 4y ago
I'd like to see more languages with built-in, language level support for unit tests. Pyret ( https://www.pyret.org/ ) does this but is considered a "learning language". I'm aware that to many people co-loc

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