kmfrk

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   by kmfrk 10y ago

   And the mobile interface only has a New Tweet button; nothing for individual accounts.
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   by kmfrk 10y ago

   Eh, it probably doesn't hide the "disabled retweets", which can be a bit misleading. I doubt that's exposed to other users.
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   by kmfrk 10y ago

   oh my god
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   by kmfrk 10y ago

   Maybe this one is too obvious, but: 11) Ping ping tables and other noisy shit.
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   by kmfrk 10y ago

   The US actually brought on a lot of nazis after WW2 to work with against the Soviets. American history is fun like that.
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   by kmfrk 10y ago

   Is there any way to make sure it only looks on (English) Amazon sites? I tried it, but it demands to look at all sites according to the description - which may not be the actual case, though.
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   by kmfrk 10y ago

   I had to disable all my linters, because I also ran into severe input lag. It fixed the worst input lag, but I still have no idea what exactly the culprit was. Really wish packages could be subjected to some kind of performance benchmark to
8. 458.▲
   by kmfrk 10y ago

   The repo migration functionality is also super flimsy.
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   by kmfrk 10y ago

   I've tried just about anything, including contacting support who never got back. They've got this dumb system where you can claim a custom link, but it's youtube.com/c/TaylorGood[] where you have to fill in
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    by kmfrk 10y ago

    Something like two months later, I still have not managed to get my custom YouTube URL. Everything to do with YouTube (which is completely filtered into G+) is a miserable experience, and I can't wait for more competition.
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    Can you provide an example of the output?
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    I feel so goddamn old writing this, but please make the font size slightly larger.
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    I mean, smartphone cameras basically ruined everything; I remember grousing over people pulling out their phones at concerts - and at any other momentous event, basically. My problem with the trend is that there's a growing trend for p
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    This one also works admirably on Chrome by my brief impression: https://github.com/kenaniah/chrome-navigation-plugin .
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    Not to mention that people still use that one terrible loading-animation icon that looks like crap, because they didn't configure the CSS properties correctly.[^1] [^1]: https://jsfiddle.net/76FSM/17/
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    Many forums haven't gone anywhere. By forums I mean what some refer to as bulletin boards. Neither are blogs. Granted, Medium is making a complete mess of the semantic web, but all the more reason for them to support a semantic standar
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    It is extremely rare that it doesn't bring my browser to its knees after a certain amount of scrolling. (This is with 12 GB on Chrome.) You will also end up losing your reading position after a browser restart or on iOS where Mobile Sa
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    Literally one of the greatest things about the Opera browser was that you could browse an entire forum or whatever (longform article etc) with the Space key, because the browser would automatically go to the `next` page on hitting the botto
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    I'm not saying UN peacekeepers aren't good; I just don't think it helps their cause to sweep all their glaring disasters under the rug. If the goal is trust, then this strategy seems self-defeating. Better to have transparenc
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    These days, fucking up seems to be everything the UN peacekeepers are known for, though. The number of sexual assaults committed with impunity is staggering. I don't recommend googling it, because some of it is so heinous beyond your w
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    Google tend to innovate by acquihiring anyway.
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    I'm just thinking out loud, but this sounds like one of those services that needs 24/7 customer support. I remember being close to infuriated to have to wait days for a response for my registrar, and I can only imagine the tension
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    Awesome. Does it need to be the primary e-mail address/UID? I take it that's required for GitHub to send a verification e-mail.
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    I guess keybase.io wouldn't work with this, since you need the e-mail address to resolve for verification?
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    I just think it’s in terms of the barrier to entry/deployment.
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    This looks lovely. Very well done. Best-looking forum design I’ve seen.
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    Is he really forgotten at this point? I've been told about the founding of Apple more often than I have the gospel. Well, the other gospel anyway.
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    Update: Keeping Pinboard on IFTTT

    9 points by kmfrk 11y ago|0 comments
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    by kmfrk 11y ago

    I deleted my 23andMe profile for this reason. I've still got a .zip file of my (relevant) DNA on my computer. There's Promethease ( https://www.promethease.com ), if you want a more open alternative. They're quite g
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    Crom – A package manager without the package registry. Freedom(github.com)

    2 points by kmfrk 11y ago|0 comments