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insin
4y ago
I love the section on "Earning the pixels", as this is something I also put a lot of time into in extensions, from the target site itself to the options page in my extensions having per-browser CSS to make sure it fits in with the
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4y ago
This _was_ easy the last time I created a new extension, as Firefox also supports the `chrome` namespace for extension APIs, but now that Chrome Web Store isn't accepting new Manifest V2 extensions, you'll at the very least have t
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4y ago
Looking forward to a verified @RealEliLilleyCEO account appearing 5 minutes after Twitter Blue 2.0 3.0 comes out, which only allows you to trivially impersonate people, after which Musk will completely independently invent Verification 2.0
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4y ago
It's missing a top-level post which makes an analogy, which turns into a ten-deep thread of people arguing entirely about the analogy, the friendly article having been completely forgotten.
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4y ago
Nice try, quantified, nice try
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Eli Lilly Stock Dives After Fake Twitter Account Promises Free Insulin
(investors.com)
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4y ago
A "Sad!" wouldn't look out of place at the end of this.
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4y ago
> it seems rare to encounter a Musk fanboy anymore Can we swap internets? I see plenty of them just in the comments under this story, never mind elsewhere.
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4y ago
> Imagine someone buys this site tomorrow, fires dang and lets conspiracy theories run wild. Would you stay? Looking at my mute list, the conspiracy theories already run wild here, it just happens in the comments rather than at the top l
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4y ago
I've lived in Australia while working remotely for a UK company for the last 6 years, so I was legally permitted to go "[chuckle] that's not a night owl - THAT'S a night owl" while reading the friendly article, bran
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4y ago
Brecht contributed this feature to Tweak New Twitter [1] if you want to turn your timeline off and have to intentionally turn it on again, so you can't casually browse it - it's in the Experiments section at the bottom of the exte
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5y ago
Tweak New Twitter [0] can automatically keep you on Latest Tweets and hide the new timeline tabs, even if Latest Tweets is "unpinned" [1] (as long as the implementation hasn't changed significantly since the last A/B tes
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5y ago
Chrome won't run V2 extensions in less than a year from now: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/mv2-sunset/
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5y ago
Urgh, not accepting new V2 extensions is terrible, I didn't realise they'd done that. Up until now I've just been publishing the exact same extension for Firefox/Chrome/Edge (and also as a user script), as Firefox s
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5y ago
> On a side node, if anyone has resource about how to dev/debug userscript properly, I'm all ears. I found it super inconvenient and tedious when doing it myself, and I often have to manually copy paste stuff back and forth. De
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5y ago
Just delete your Facebook account.
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5y ago
If you don't like the new font or Follow/Following buttons, my browser extension/user script for Twitter can now get rid of them, screenshots in the release notes here (the latest Chrome version is still pending review at th
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5y ago
If you're using Twitter on a desktop browser, I made an extension which by default removes everything but what the people you're following are actually saying or commenting on, and automatically switches you back to the chronologi
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5y ago
It's a perfectly cromulent word.
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5y ago
It's worth revisiting some of your favourites in an emulator - these days PSX emulators can do perspective correct texturing to fix the jiggling and warping, which combined with internal upscaling makes games which were badly affected
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5y ago
Apart from the last one, and retweets are low-effort so they're hidden by default too: https://github.com/insin/tweak-new-twitter#tweak-new-twitter
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6y ago
If you're using VS Code or WebStorm/IntelliJ (and doubtless any other editor which has its own internal copy of TypeScript and uses its language service) you can write JavaScript and still get most of the benefits of using TypeScr
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6y ago
I feel the same, so I'm currently adding this feature to my HN Comments Owl user script/extension: https://github.com/insin/hn-comments-owl/issues/2
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6y ago
I created an issue for this with a snippet you can use in your browser console to try it out - what do you think of the resulting size of media tweets? https://github.com/insin/tweak-new-twitter/issues/25
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6y ago
I've just added this as a "Verified accounts" feature you can toggle on in the options of my Tweak New Twitter extension (v1.23 - Chrome Web Store always takes a while to update): https://github.com/insin/
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6y ago
I wrote an extension which does that; it keeps you on the Latest Tweets timeline and moves retweets to their own fake timeline, so by default you only see original tweets and quote tweets from people you follow: https://github.co
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6y ago
Clone an existing app. You'll very quickly bump into real-world problems you've never solved before, both in implementing the requirements of the app and in organising your code as the implementation grows. Plus the design is alre
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6y ago
From not having done any Android development before, I've found Flutter great for hobby projects which scratch personal itches.
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My GitHub contributions have gone from 6 months of grey nothing to a forest of green, I think I'm using it as a coping mechanism. Since my gym closed down, I decided to make a clone of the app it had been using for posting Workout of t
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6y ago
How far back can we go? insin/DOMBuilder was initially based on a 2006 library of the same - but differently-cased - name by Dan Webb ( https://www.webstandards.org/2006/04/13/dom-builder ) and the earlies
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