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jer0me
4y ago
The site locks up after typing a few words into the search bar, maybe make whatever it was doing async?
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4y ago
This may legitimately be the smallest iOS app I’ve seen.
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5y ago
...or 0.04% of 2021’s operating expenses
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jer0me
5y ago
This website is very similar: https://www.darkread.io/
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5y ago
This appears to be entirely, if poorly, computer generated: https://www.dreamsopedia.com/dream-about-eating-child.html
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Dictu Programming Language
(dictu-lang.com)
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5y ago
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https://jeromepaulos.com I just remade it to move away from WordPress. The site is a single PHP file that generates the site based on folders, images, and markdown files. Also pretty proud of the slideshow, though it doesn’t see
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5y ago
Doesn’t edit history and settings a editable timeframe solve this?
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5y ago
I also like the `formaction` attribute that can be added to buttons and input-buttons in forms to specify different actions. I used it to let users choose between multiple payment methods.
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5y ago
It’s also heartening to see that California hit 99% a few days ago, though that’s far from the norm which is about 40-80%.
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5y ago
He obviously meant the one in the ZIP code 80085
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5y ago
There's also the official https://classic.minecraft.net
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5y ago
Not a desktop app, but I personally love Adminer: https://www.adminer.org/
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5y ago
I’m confused. What does “virtual CSS engine” mean? It looks like it’s CSS inside the class attribute, and it’s either compiled or just a CSS framework? Also the chats.html example just shows how unnecessarily repetitive it is.
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5y ago
lol what Edit: pro·lif·ic (adj) marked by abundant inventiveness or productivity It's just a fun title for his article about programmatically creating millions of remixes, thus becoming a very prolific DJ. That's the enti
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5y ago
The one that GitHub uses? I think it’s just San Francisco on iOS and quite legible on mobile.
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5y ago
Opening the auth window in a tab instead of a window would help. Including an avatar and extensions in the popup window and opening it on top of the chrome on the main browser window would help to differentiate it.
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5y ago
I've read a few things made with ArcGIS StoryMaps. While focused on interactive maps, it looks like it can be used for general multimedia stories as well: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/
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5y ago
(2019) The New York Times, The Intercept, and ProPublica are also available as Tor services.
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5y ago
Tapping, or perhaps it would appear when the cursor is next to the footnote?
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5y ago
Just spitballing, doesn't seem like you're on the team, but a possible solution could be a little popup when you hover over a footnote like Wikipedia has. Or maybe an option to put all the footnotes at the bottom of the document,
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5y ago
It also offers some performance benefits IIRC
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5y ago
Current atomic clocks are 1 second every few hundred million years.
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5y ago
Slightly related, but IIRC WordPress has a native feature that allows you to create posts by email. If it’s not WordPress, it might have been a plugin, Blogger, or WP.com.
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5y ago
https://youtu.be/jFg1SvLVlII
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5y ago
Does this prompt exist today? There are legitimate reasons for any app to want to connect to the internet. Once the permission is granted, couldn’t they just do anything? Couldn’t this also apply to apps from the App Store?
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5y ago
I doubt a search engine would not want to be included in Firefox if given the option for free, it’s likely that they stopped paying Mozilla.
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Code::Stats
(codestats.net)
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I love this site for a few reasons and wanted to submit it: - Features I was looking for (I like seeing my statistics) - Conservative use of JavaScript - Useful and intuitive features (Language aliases, multiple machines) - Easy d
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5y ago
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