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by projproj 7y ago
Just a shot in the dark, but if you use Cloudflare already, their stats include view counts. It's also probably more accurate than relying on JS tracking tools because they can count the actual requests to your site.
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by projproj 7y ago
I have fun looking at these stats (sites with Google tracking vs. sites without) in a Firefox addon I made: https://bitbucket.org/tayler/google-spy/src/master/ , https://addons.mozilla.org&#x2F
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by projproj 7y ago
- 2009 Red Dawn remake originally filmed to use China as the invaders but was edited to use North Korea afterwards [0] - Apparently the same thing was done for the 2011 game Homefront [0] [0] https://www.latimes.com/entertai
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by projproj 7y ago
https://www.justwatch.com may be close to what you are imagining, though it's a bandaid over the problem you describe.
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by projproj 7y ago
Could Uber make their new employees sign non-compete agreements after the law is passed? A lot of drivers drive for both companies now. Will this restrict drivers to drive for just one company?
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by projproj 7y ago
I haven't played Portal, but, based on what I've seen of Portal, Human Fall Flat may be similar. You solve puzzles in a 3d world to get through stages of the game. It's pretty fun.
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by projproj 7y ago
William Shirer was an American living in Germany during Hitler's reign. Here's what he said about how successful propaganda can be: "I myself was to experience how easily one is taken in by a lying and censored press and radi
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by projproj 7y ago
As a replacement for Google images, Wikimedia Commons is pretty good[0]. I made a image search site backed by Wikimedia Commons data with a UI more like Google Images[1]. [0] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
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by projproj 7y ago
I worked on a data dashboard site that embedded Tableau workbooks. I found their JS API to be decent for embedding workbooks[0]. I used what Tableau calls "Trusted Authentication" to handle the authentication to Tableau Server[1].
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by projproj 7y ago
Besides finding it more reliable in general than alternatives I've tried, Zoom is the only conference software I've found that allows me to share my screen on Linux.
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by projproj 8y ago
I created this site to help me better understand flexbox: flexbox.help. Also did grids.help for CSS grids.
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by projproj 8y ago
I created a related tool for testing different combinations of CSS grid rules. http://grids.help/
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by projproj 8y ago
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/64369.Mindfulness_in_Pla... was good. I read it twice in a row. It actually delivers on the promise of being for beginners.
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by projproj 9y ago
I have this with my current employer. The problem I see si that when I ask for time off, it feels like I'm asking for a favor. Might just be my superiors. I kind of wish it were more like "I have x number of days off left for the
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Show HN: Live testing for CSS grids(grids.help)
1 points by projproj 9y ago|0 comments
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by projproj 9y ago
Assuming GP means "limit screen time" when they say "restrict screen time", then you can still have a healthy relationship with technology. A child with limited screen time will still know how to use a computer, phone, e
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by projproj 10y ago
I just built one partly for this purpose. I went with AMD's new Ryzen 1700. It has 8 cores and 16 threads. More threads are great if your application can use them. My understanding is that TensorFlow, for example, does[1]. i7s do bette
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by projproj 10y ago
HardOCP has a video showing the boost: https://youtu.be/9ZLfJcHEMog .
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by projproj 10y ago
>S3 would be an ideal backup but I'd need to code up the system to manage revision and life cycle, that becomes a job which I might as well create my own Dropbox... Might be worth looking into Duplicati [1]. You choose the backend,
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by projproj 10y ago
Apropos Dune quote: "Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them."
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by projproj 10y ago
Like others have said, I made these for myself, but they have been useful to other people as well. Search Wikimedia Commons: canweimage.com (300 - 600 searches a day) Testing flexbox rules: flexbox.help Googley Eyes Firefox addon: https:&#
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by projproj 10y ago
This is the kind of thing I was interested in when I made Googley Eyes [0]. Googley Eyes makes a record of whether the pages I visit do or do not send info about me to Google. Of the 11,571 pages I visited over the last couple of months, Go
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by projproj 10y ago
Code is at https://bitbucket.org/tayler/google-spy
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Show HN: Googley Eyes Firefox Addon – Watch Google Watch You(addons.mozilla.org)
7 points by projproj 10y ago|1 comments
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by projproj 10y ago
Probably not a coincidence that the Echo is on sale today[0]. [0] www.amazon.com/Amazon-SK705DI-Echo/dp/B00X4WHP5E
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by projproj 11y ago
Just read about Andy Grove yesterday in The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution by Walter Isaacson. Great book (though its thesis and the story in the book would contradict the assertion th
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by projproj 11y ago
I think flexbox is a great tool. I spent some time learning and using it, but I found it hard to remember the names of the different properties. I created http://flexbox.help as an easy way to remember and check their effects.
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Flexbox.help – learn CSS flexbox rules by testing them in real time(flexbox.help)
1 points by projproj 11y ago|0 comments
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by projproj 11y ago
Found some great resources that I can put to use today. Thanks! Agree that a switch from red would be a nice change.
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by projproj 11y ago
It's great to see light scaffolding like this. A lot of times you just want a nice foundation instead of the kitchen sink. Good work!

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