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   by jorde 16y ago

   It's open source: https://github.com/jorde/readable-hn It's actually rather easy to create custom CSS styles using Chrome Extensions. This is my second.
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   by jorde 16y ago

   Looks really good! If only I had known about it :)
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   by jorde 16y ago

   I guess that could be done easily by injecting JS. I have to take a look at it later (not high priority as fonts are adjusted to my personal preferences already :)
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   by jorde 16y ago

   I put together a custom CSS for HackerNews to make it little easier to read discussions. I know that there are some available but this is modeled after Readability bookmarklet and the code is available at: https://github.com/jorde/readable
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   Show HN: Readable-HN Chrome extension(chrome.google.com)

   28 points by jorde 16y ago|17 comments
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   A Call to All UI Designers: Do Not Play Skype’s Game(kaishinlab.com)

   109 points by jorde 16y ago|86 comments
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   by jorde 16y ago

   I'm not taking sides but with Compete.com's history of bad data I wouldn't trust it that much. Here's another reference from Google Trends for Websites: http://trends.google.com/websites?q=techcrunch.com%2C+readwr... According to Google T
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   by jorde 16y ago

   Agree, ffffound is awesome :) You nailed it: limiting posts would be interesting approach but for now I just want people to get started. Have to think about it more. Not sure about custom domain as the platform doesn't allow much customizat
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   by jorde 16y ago

   Haven't heard about this before. Thanks for pointing it out.
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    by jorde 16y ago

    I tried to make much simpler and image focused service than Tumblr and Posterous. I love Tumblr and have been using it in the past but I feel it's too close to Blogger/Wordpress level blogging platform. There's a reason why posts at Things
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    by jorde 16y ago

    Uups, how did I mist that one. Now fixed, thanks!
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    by jorde 16y ago

    Thanks for the notice. I'll look into FF problem. CSRF is taken care by Django and at the moment this being as a weekend project I don't any plans to support people without cookies.
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    by jorde 16y ago

    As a sucker for unicode hearts I'll test this out. Great idea
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    by jorde 16y ago

    Thanks, I'll check this out!
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    by jorde 16y ago

    Cheers!
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    by jorde 16y ago

    You can subscribe to other blogs and their updates are shown in the directory when logged in (you can also check latest from all users with min. 3 things added). Not really clear but directory was a last minute addition. I should improve it
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    by jorde 16y ago

    In-page screenshots would be awesome (especially for designers). Unfortunately I don't have mad skills with JS but if there's someone who would like to make this I'm all ears :)
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    Show HN my holiday project: thingsand.me, simple image blogging

    22 points by jorde 16y ago|26 comments
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    by jorde 16y ago

    http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2051288
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    by jorde 16y ago

    I wonder if http://threewords.me/ influenced this one? That was my first thought when I saw Kyle's tweet about Facto (nice name/url btw).
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    by jorde 16y ago

    I would add CSS compilers like CleverCSS, SASS et al and CSS3 in the same timesaver category as grids. They make prototyping and iterating much faster with small and large projects. Btw. Here's a nice CSS reset & typography to go with 9
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    by jorde 16y ago

    Recently in Hacker News: http://blog.guestlistapp.com/post/2133037823/timelapse-desig... I just shows how one designer can put 4.5h in a landing page with design exploration. I would also like to see more in depth tutorials made by profes