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3mo ago
I too wanted to read more books by cutting out doom scrolling. But while I always have my phone on me, I don't always have my Boox ereader. I needed a way to handoff between devices. I searched for a good Android reader that would syn
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Ghost meetings are a growing RTO problem but Google could fix it
(jedfonner.com)
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2y ago
So I Married An Axe Murderer - so many good quotes! Real Genius The Princess Bride Ghostbusters 1 & 2 Back to the Future Shawshank Redemption The Fifth Element (coming to theaters again soon via Fathom Events, already have tickets for m
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3y ago
Steve Gibson invented something you may like: Simple Quick Reliable Login https://www.grc.com/sqrl/sqrl.htm
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3y ago
This looks really cool and I plan on checking it out. Ironically, I recently built a desktop app using the same stack (Rust + Tauri + Svelte) for managing audiobooks . Shameless plug in case anyone is interested: https://gitla
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3y ago
Not sure if this fits your goal of a UI design course, but I found Josh Comeau's CSS for JS Devs course to be a great way to learn the fundamentals of CSS in a way that resonated with my developer mindset. https://css-for-js
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3y ago
Shameless plug - if you download lots of audiobooks and need help organizing them and figuring out which to listen to next, check out Audiobook Locker: https://gitlab.com/fonner/audiobook-locker . It's a desktop a
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3y ago
Shared Slides Clicker [1] - an extension to allow for multiple people to remotely drive a single Google Slides presentation. I created this because it drives me insane when I hear people saying "Next slide please"! It leverages R
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4y ago
I recently switched from using Google Docs to storing my notes in Markdown/Git and making them available just to myself via Docusaurus on a private Gitlab Pages repo. Benefits: 1. Free 2. Securely available from any web browser. Only
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4y ago
I enjoy occasionally blogging on https://jedfonner.com/ It's a simple static site built with jekyll. I'm most proud of the chatbot I wired up to answer basic questions from visitors. I explained how I did it here: