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by sphars 2y ago
On their website, they do have this page: https://acreom.com/blog/acreom-vs-obsidian
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by sphars 2y ago
There's several solutions for comments, as documented here: https://darekkay.com/blog/static-site-comments/
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by sphars 2y ago
I have, though admittedly not deeply enough. Agreed about the discoverability though, I never could quite find what I'm looking for (and perhaps I don't know exactly what I'm looking for)
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by sphars 2y ago
Always on the lookout for self-hosted map servers, so I'll definitely try this one out. Slightly off-topic, one thing I'm having a hard time finding is satellite imagery. I need to self-host an offline web application using Cesium
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by sphars 2y ago
Another alternative Comic Sans-inspired mono font is Serious Shanns (which is actually forked from Comic Mono): https://github.com/kaBeech/serious-shanns
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by sphars 2y ago
Also a big fan of the Yoto player, it's helped our daughter stay in her room at bedtime. For tinkering, there's an unofficial API (WIP)[0] to interact with the player, integration with Home Assistant[1], and Yoto's sample app
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by sphars 2y ago
If Buttondown.email ever wanted to sell merch, a Buttondown button-down shirt is perfect
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by sphars 2y ago
I've been working on configuring my VS Code for notetaking, I'd love to see more details of your setup if you'd be willing to share.
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by sphars 2y ago
I like it, pretty simple concept, good execution. I have to admit though, narrowing down a word purely by alphabetization can take a good while. Perhaps letting the player know the length of the target word would help. Congrats to your gran
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by sphars 2y ago
Possibly related? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41184174
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by sphars 2y ago
Looks like this is the Firefox extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/lasso-coupon-...
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by sphars 2y ago
> And the multiple open issues scattered throughout your repos show that you’re either a committed procrastinator or just comfortable letting your failures linger in public view. This is perfectly accurate, thank you AI :')
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by sphars 2y ago
Looks similar to what standard ebooks[0] has done with public domain books. Anything different compared to them? [0]: https://standardebooks.org/
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by sphars 2y ago
Can anyone confirm if there are tracking pixels or similar on the emails themselves? I too never visit the website, I just look at the emails.
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by sphars 2y ago
Not an answer to your question because this isn't integrated with Slides, but Slidev[0] can be used for creating slidedecks in Markdown [0]: https://github.com/slidevjs/slidev
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by sphars 2y ago
Unfortunately, they've switched out their Zed fonts for IBM Plex: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/13596
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by sphars 2y ago
Depends on your language of choice. Personally I use Eleventy[0]. Written in JavaScript (so you'll need node & npm). Has very minimal default settings but highly configurable. Pick your templates or just use markdown if you really
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by sphars 2y ago
This should not be a Show HN post, as they are for things that you yourself have created. See guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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by sphars 2y ago
FYI, in the Interaction settings you can enable accelerometer and use gyro. Lots of fun on mobile devices! Works well for me on Android/Firefox
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by sphars 2y ago
This is what I was hoping to see, seems like the logical next step in showing off this awesome project! For the unawares, the original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtutLA63Cp8 My favorite version, also using real-
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by sphars 2y ago
Yep I feel the same lag when I try and open PowerToys on Windows 10. For being an official MS product, it's super slow to load and seems "heavy", even with telemetry and most options turned off. Maybe it's just me.
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by sphars 2y ago
According to his GitHub profile, he's from Cedar City. Shout-out to my fellow Utahns!
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by sphars 2y ago
It's listed as Steam Deck compatible on the store page, and it's rated Platinum on ProtonDB[0], so it definitely runs fine on Linux through Proton. [0]: https://www.protondb.com/app/2060160
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by sphars 2y ago
Yep, here's Mozilla's post about it: https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/heres-what-were-working-...
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by sphars 2y ago
I feel the same. I feel like I remember years ago, when RCS was first being implemented, Google said they would open the APIs so any texting app could use RCS. RCS is the reason I stopped using Textra and moved to Google Messages. Textra di
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by sphars 2y ago
For those of us curious about what Omnivore is: https://omnivore.app/ Source code: https://github.com/omnivore-app/omnivore
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by sphars 2y ago
I definitely want to see the ability to save it as a gift so that I can reupload it and do it again. And again. And again...
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by sphars 2y ago
Can confirm, bought a pair of jeans from Bullseye Deals on eBay for under $9. It was the same as the in-store Target brand (Goodfellow & Co.), same tags and everything. One of the most comfortable jeans I own.
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by sphars 2y ago
It may be ran by Google, but https://web.dev/ is one good source for keeping up with new web technologies
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by sphars 2y ago
Storyteller itself does have an app, just requires you to be hosting the service: https://smoores.gitlab.io/storyteller/docs/reading-your-book... It also says that BookFusion can read the files it produces: https

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