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krickelkrackel
4mo ago
Won't you simply 'look up' your social media sites via Spotlight or send the link to them to yourself, so you can tap them?
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
That's quite 'Black Mirror': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifteen_Million_Merits
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Show HN: This is what I Want from the Internet
(jetzt.cx)
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7mo ago
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
So I vibe-coded a photo blog, and with it a nice little iOS app that will open straight to the camera roll and let me upload a bunch of photos. Every week, I post a weekly summary page (with all photos from sunday to sunday) as my WhatsApp
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
Even if it makes things overly complicated sometimes, I like the EU style that forces companies to make people actively confirm their consent, and puts the 'inform' part of 'informed consent' into the company's resp
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
And for emergencies, there is always DPaint JS! https://www.stef.be/dpaint/
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
Beautiful, strong, on the spot. Thank you!
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
Just like door locks are making the world less free!
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
It's like a gym that has automated weights, and just going there to watch them being moved - our mental muscles aren't trained anymore.
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
I'd want to add "Designing Interactions" by Bill Moggridge (IDEO, designer of the first 'laptop' computer): https://www.amazon.com/-/en/Designing-Interactions-Press-Bil...
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
Give me back my em dash (2025): https://acuoptimist.com/2025/12/give-me-back-my-em-dash/
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
It's like leaving your bike in the street, with no lock. Still theft, but you'd be up for a part of the responsibility.
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
Same here - I wonder why PH wouldn‘t do anything against this.
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krickelkrackel
7mo ago
So everybody will be using (sometimes slightly, sometimes entirely) different software. Like mutations, these adapt to the specific problems in the situation they were prompted to be programmed.