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Common App Rejections(developer.apple.com)
220 points by kmfrk 12y ago|128 comments
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by kmfrk 12y ago
The day Messenger died for me was when all my friends moved to Facebook instead. The halcyon days where IM was somewhat private. Shame they took so long to bring it to mobile devices, too.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
It's rather interesting that it hasn't made the frontpage.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
I find just trying to sleep for twenty minutes can be rejuvenating enough for a powernap. I can't fall asleep on a whim either.
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Inside Google’s Secret Drone-Delivery Program(theatlantic.com)
19 points by kmfrk 12y ago|3 comments
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PlayStation Network Is Experiencing Downtime Again(downdetector.com)
1 points by kmfrk 12y ago|0 comments
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by kmfrk 12y ago
Downtime graph: http://downdetector.com/status/playstation-network . For Xbox Live: http://downdetector.com/status/xbox-live .
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by kmfrk 12y ago
I used to rely on this, until some browsers suddenly stopped supporting it. It's a nice idea, but I recommend using retina.js ( https://imulus.github.io/retinajs/ ) for consistency.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
You can read about the implications of a harder Cascadian earthquake on SF here: http://crew.org/products-programs/cascadia-subduction-zone-e... .
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by kmfrk 12y ago
The problem is that Medium isn't as well-designed as they market it; I remember when the font size was even bigger than it already is, and I can find plenty of places with much better readability than Medium.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
On a related note, after I started using a Mac, I have found that there are cases where I won't even be able to detect a link, because the underline is so hard to see in the first place, so I have decided to use `background-color` for
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by kmfrk 12y ago
Did they change the title of the article? It now reads "Twitter now officially says your timeline is more than just tweets from people you follow", which is much clearer.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
I'm sorry, do you find it uncomfortable to receive criticism on the Internet?
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by kmfrk 12y ago
From the title, I think you'd expect something that's cleverly using Angular to pull in data dynamically from disparate sources and plotting pretty charts from it, rather than just some static HTML and CSS. T
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by kmfrk 12y ago
God, these comments are why people hate Hacker News. If you want to post an awesome project like this one, better do it somewhere else, if you want to be encouraged to keep working on it. The design is absolutely gorgeous, for what it'
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by kmfrk 12y ago
I do not envy the googlers who have to keep stuff like that up to date.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
Many "free" certificate services don't give reissued certificates for free, though, so if something like Heartbleed happens again, you might still pay a fee.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
I don't have the best experience with submitting feedback to GitHub and getting good responses, so hopefully someone like @konklone can make that case to them - again.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
This is great, but it should also be a reminder that SSL is currently not possible for custom domains hosted on GitHub: https://konklone.com/post/github-pages-now-supports-https-so... . I hope a solution materializes ev
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by kmfrk 12y ago
There's a fundamental misconception about things like labour violations and general mistreatment: workplaces only do it knowingly. Corporations liked LinkedIn ought know better, but smaller companies don't get the 101 on things li
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by kmfrk 12y ago
It's only a matter of time before we all have to get our own stupid Belkin adapters for our electric cars. :)
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by kmfrk 12y ago
It's illegal to sue people for bad reviews (SLAPP); I think it's just against Yelp TOU to pay people for good ones.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
The font doesn't look that awesome on Windows Chrome. Generally, increasing the font weight tends to fix this common problem.
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Electric Objects: A Computer Made for Art (4 days left)(kickstarter.com)
1 points by kmfrk 12y ago|0 comments
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by kmfrk 12y ago
She hasn't posted in two years.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
For the very reason you suggest: http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2013-10-04/an-accounti... .
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by kmfrk 12y ago
I don't see why this might as well not be the default, if more browsers' source view would just de-minify CSS/HTML/JS automatically. EDIT: Especially in mobile/touch-only browsers who are extremely unlikely to inspe
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by kmfrk 12y ago
Did the trick. Thanks.
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by kmfrk 12y ago
I'm subscribed to three newspaper already, so I feel like I've hit my quota. :)
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by kmfrk 12y ago
Pay- or registration-walled, alas.

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