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by harrygallagher4 6y ago
Here it is as usercss if anyone else prefers that over an extension https://gist.githubusercontent.com/harrygallagher4/025ce9f57...
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
Wonderful article. I was diagnosed with ADHD but it was more of a "here are some pills, go away" deal. I've never had someone put into words the way I feel without my meds so... eloquently. It feels great to know that there i
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
Man, I saw this headline and thought "thank god, they'll finally stop hijacking RSS links" :(
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New Orleans officials confirm city was attacked by ransomware(wdsu.com)
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
I think about this too. uBlock origin is already running into issues with trackers disguising themselves as first-party, what about when those trackers are genuinely first-party, and bundled with the page's js (which you can't jus
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
I've always assumed this comes from older Amazon shoppers who interpret the emails asking if they can answer questions about some item they ordered as personally asking them to answer the questions.
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
As rhinoceraptor said, BetterTouchTool. It has a ton of different trackpad actions/gestures that you can map but this one is by far my most used.
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
I hope Apple isn't removing this from their laptop touchpads. I mapped force clicking to ⌘+click to open links in new tabs, it changed my life.
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
What's more useful in iOS 13? Genuinely asking, I love learning about new force touch/3D touch features
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
I got an email 3 days ago asking me to reset my password due to "system updates" and initially assumed it was just a phishing email. Since gmail is pretty aggressive about filtering those I looked into it more and realized it was
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
It wouldn't be perfect, but there are tons of services that can generate an RSS feed for a specific twitter user. It looks like @stripestatus only tweets when there's actually an issue (aside from updates on current issues)
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
Ran into this one in the wild when it happened, before stripe status had even tweeted about it. I was trying to order doordash and got a "Could not deserialize JSON object" error when adding a credit card. Hope this is fixed soon,
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by harrygallagher4 7y ago
(note: everything I'm about to say is just my take on early CS stuff, I don't know Dijkstra or how he thought, these are just conclusions I've personally drawn from reading about the history of computing) I think it's ha
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by harrygallagher4 8y ago
I met a blockchain researcher this summer, I was asking her what sort of stuff she was working on and she started talking about supply chains. Like drexlspivey mentioned there are a whole host of problems with relying on data from the real
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by harrygallagher4 8y ago
The press release says 3 billion light years. Probably just a mistake at TC PR: https://breakthroughinitiatives.org/news/22
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by harrygallagher4 8y ago
I don't really know where I stand regarding college. In high school I was in the "college is a waste of time and money" boat, so much that I probably seemed condescending and annoying to all of my friends. I was lucky enough
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by harrygallagher4 8y ago
I noticed this recently when I was trying to define a note-taking syntax for my math classes. I thought it would be smart to use := for definitions and = for equality, but then I was frustrated when = didn't always mean equals in the s
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by harrygallagher4 9y ago
The first time I rented a server I was looking around my room to think of a cool hostname and saw “yavapai” on my backpack. Since then I’ve just been using names of Native American tribes.
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by harrygallagher4 9y ago
I have really been enjoying Quantum. It's noticeably faster on almost every page I use daily, or maybe it's just placebo. I have noticed that on pages that are very JS and video heavy (YouTube, KhanAcademy) it is quite a bit slowe
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by harrygallagher4 9y ago
I was wondering the same thing... Maybe this was written a while ago and published recently? Not only has it happened twice but the first detection was over a year ago.
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by harrygallagher4 9y ago
I think this is slightly different. Minecraft created a EULA that servers have to agree to a few years ago, basically saying you can't charge people for items. A lot of servers get around this by charging for "ranks" that are
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by harrygallagher4 9y ago
It was the first floor! No need for any nets.
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by harrygallagher4 9y ago
They definitely meant 12 hour days. I got there at 9 and left at 6:30 for the first few days (I hadn't read the handbook) and got an email from my boss about "leaving early"
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by harrygallagher4 9y ago
My first programming job (actually, just my first job) was technically a 40 hour/week job, but in the employee handbook it said something along the lines of: "The <company name> day is typically regarded as 8AM to 8PM."
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by harrygallagher4 10y ago
I'm all for keyboard-centric navigation, but what makes this better than Holmes? It does the same thing, but lets you search all of your already existing bookmarks, and there's no premium version/limitations. Holmes: https:&
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by harrygallagher4 10y ago
I use uBlock origin and I still saw it. I added a rule to block it but I just thought it was a little crazy that an ad was so large.
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by harrygallagher4 10y ago
This is a little off topic, but did anyone else see the absolutely huge ad in the middle of the article? It takes up 670px in a window that's only 960px tall. Is this a new trend in advertising?