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by jlelse 7y ago
Not answering your question, but I found a way to mass delete tweets without creating an app: https://jlelse.blog/posts/mass-delete-tweets/
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by jlelse 7y ago
Looks nice and clean. Minimalism. I like what I see in the screenshots.
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WebKit will delete all local storage after 7 days(ar.al)
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How I use the Speech Synthesis API on my blog(jlelse.blog)
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The reckless, infinite scope of web browsers(drewdevault.com)
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Will Microsoft acquire Docker too?(jlelse.blog)
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by jlelse 7y ago
This seems to be a question regularly popping up. My answer: it's not dead. I, and I think many other people, still use RSS. My reply to a similar question on HN: https://jlelse.blog/thoughts/2019/12/do-y
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by jlelse 7y ago
One aspect that is not mentioned in this blog post is the enormous impact of bloat (543 KB minus what is really needed to present a text with a nice style, so probably 500 KB) on the environment. News pages, for example, are often bloated w
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Why 543 KB keep me up at night(matuzo.at)
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by jlelse 7y ago
I share some links on my blog: https://jlelse.blog/links/ . Articles I plan to read later are saved in Pocket and archived after I read them.
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by jlelse 7y ago
My homepage is at https://jlelse.dev/ and my blog at https://jlelse.blog/ Both are generated with Hugo ( https://gohugo.io/ ).
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by jlelse 7y ago
I used web mail too, but when I switched to a self-hosted mail server, I learned to love Thunderbird and K9-email (on Android).
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A Few Months with the Surface Go(jlelse.blog)
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Ionos and Nextcloud together for more data sovereignty(nextcloud.com)
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by jlelse 7y ago
Open sourcing it (and allowing to self-host it for personal and private use) would be awesome!
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by jlelse 7y ago
I should have waited a few more months before coding my own statistics tool (KISSS [1]) (which is also mentioned in GoatCounter's rationale document [2]). :D GoatCounter seems really promising, I especially like the simple web interfac
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by jlelse 7y ago
Yeah, they are doing an amazing job.
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News the minimalist way – Why I use Miniflux (2018)(jlelse.blog)
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How to Get a Completely Free Website(jlelse.blog)
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by jlelse 7y ago
Of course I still use RSS. RSS offers me the possibility to consume news in the way I want. No algorithms that think they have to decide for me what interests me and what not. No algorithms that withhold news from me. Only the feeds I have
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by jlelse 7y ago
I think that quote isn't about JS performance but maintaining software written in JS.
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by jlelse 7y ago
Please test your CSS not only with Chrome, but with Firefox too. There are a few glitches.
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by jlelse 7y ago
I added a link to a list of alternatives for Google services. I wanted to link to it, but then forgot to actually do it.
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Google is not a search engine, but an ad engine(twitter.com)
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Running Linux Apps on Windows with Alpine WSL and VcXsrv(jlelse.blog)
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My Problem with Email Logins(jlelse.blog)
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iPrivacy(jlelse.blog)
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by jlelse 7y ago
I like LibreOffice a lot and it's my office suite of choice. The only thing I'm missing is an alternative to OneNote.
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The Operating Systems I Use(jlelse.blog)
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You Shouldn't Start a Newsletter(jlelse.blog)
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