pkamb

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   by pkamb 6y ago

   I don't really want/need to use a new horizontal tab paradigm that supports thousands of tabs. I just want a really good implementation of the standard top-of-the-window tab bar.
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   by pkamb 6y ago

   Built in "New File" functionality is definitely on the to-do list, and a very popular request from Windows users. Running a support/issues website on GitHub without hosting the code is perhaps slightly weird, but it has been
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   by pkamb 6y ago

   "New Terminal at Folder" does work if you right-click a folder... but NOT if you right-click the background of a Folder you already have open. That's the primary way I want to open Terminal. But more importantly it's the
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   by pkamb 6y ago

   I would absolutely switch to Safari or Firefox except for the fact that I find Chrome's tab system to be so good. Chrome tabs load and appear instantly. As you add more tabs they shrink down to a tiny but still usable favicon size. As
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   by pkamb 6y ago

   macOS Quick Actions (formerly called Services) are great, but I've always found them very cumbersome to use due to being relegated to the submenu. And having no icons, and a severe lack of customization and control over their order. I
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   by pkamb 6y ago

   Can this stage individual lines, and then display a view of only staged lines and no un-staged lines? AKA only the things you are about to commit. In SourceTree this is called "split view staging" and I find it indispensable. But
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   by pkamb 7y ago

   This man Tom Brown in North Carolina went "viral" last year for his similar hobby and website: > My Hobby: Finding "Lost" Apple Varieties https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments&#
8. 188.▲
   by pkamb 7y ago

   Has Mario Broth seen this? https://twitter.com/MarioBrothBlog
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   by pkamb 7y ago

   I went to go downgrade to the free plan and noticed that GitHub Pages static sites served from Private repos still require payment. That will keep me on $4/month for now.
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    Does “for teams” also apply to paid personal accounts?
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    I gave up Java immediately after that class!
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    "public static void main string bracket bracket args" "public static void main string bracket bracket args" "public static void main string bracket bracket args" kind of sad that my first exposure to programmin
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    The Finder Locations picker is currently really only used to grant a Sandbox bookmark to those paths. Any child path/file you right-click will then have permission to actually be opened by Service Station. I was under the impression th
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    The free version is fully featured but has 2 limits: - 4 Rules (targeted file types, etc.) - 3 total Menu Items (Apps or Scripts) in any given Menu Any additional menu items you set up will be grayed out. The free version also inserts the &
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    This is Service Station, my new Mac app launching today. It's a modern macOS Finder Extension that lets you customize the Finder's right-click menu. On the Mac App Store. Add your favorite applications for any file type. Or run sc
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    Show HN: Indie Mac app for customizing your right-click menu(servicestation.menu)

    15 points by pkamb 7y ago|6 comments
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    Brent Simmons is definitely not talking about an Electron app.
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    I read the same thing. Specifically due to the "Ask stupid questions get stupid answers" saying, I think.
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    found one: https://www.podchaser.com/creators
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    > I use it to follow people This is something I have a real need for. Specifically, podcast hosts. I want to follow certain hosts and listen to every random show they're on. Some hosts do keep lists of their appearances across many
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    iOS / macOS software engineer Location: Seattle Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Swift, Objective-C, Xcode, mobile, AppKit, UIKit Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pk
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    Today is my son's due date! I've been hoping for months that he'll be here on time for this palindromic birthday, but nothing yet...
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    I wish the Prime Video streaming app was better. Absolutely unusable on an Apple TV. Cross-platform trash that behaves so poorly compared to native UX. The official Twitch app is the same. And they shut down API access for a number of high
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    +1 for a filter for units with a removable cord to the computer. I want all this junk mounted out of the way, not 3 inches from the computer.
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    Are any of these products actual one-to-many USB-C hubs? You know, a hub . Which seemingly do not exist for USB-C / USB 3. https://superuser.com/q/1381139/122042 https://mjtsai.com/blog&#x2
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    "First blog post of Stack Overflow's new CEO" or similar might help explain why this post is interesting.
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    Japanese keyboards have a tiny spacebar and a couple extra modifier keys for writing Japanese Characters. I have a Japanese ThinkPad external keyboard that I ordered for using the extra thumb keys, but I haven't started using it yet.
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    Stack Overflow is forming a moderator council(stackoverflow.blog)

    78 points by pkamb 7y ago|52 comments
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    I built a small utility as well, and I'm using a somewhat unique payment model. It's free and open-source on GitHub. You can download the source code and build it yourself with Xcode. https://github.com/pkamb/
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    by pkamb 7y ago

    The new Seattle waterfront sidewalks have a similar inlayed motif of large purple glass tiles. Was cool to notice the design inspiration. https://www.washington.edu/news/2017/05/18/seattle-seawalls-...