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by theschmed 4y ago
I’m on Safari on iOS, I didn’t see any video, and I’m an Ars Pro subscriber, so here’s one data point for “yes that’s right”
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by theschmed 4y ago
My strategy is to provide selective spoilers. I think the scary/violent parts of movies are easier on children when they are prepared emotionally that everything will be ok. So for Spirited Away I warned them in advance, “It’s got scar
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by theschmed 4y ago
FYI that page still links to https://marktext.app/ on the right under About.
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by theschmed 4y ago
For some use cases I’ve moved to Grist, but the lack of a fully supported mobile app means there are some of my Airtable based I can’t move yet.
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by theschmed 4y ago
I still use the client, I think if they do shut it down they’ll provide a generous timeline etc.
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by theschmed 4y ago
Last time I checked, IONOS doesn’t implement DKIM, so if that’s still true I’m not surprised. Especially since, due to the inability to create true aliases, so many GMail users use forwarding that breaks SPF. I use the $1/month DMARC m
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by theschmed 5y ago
When I lose it doesn’t seem to tell me what the correct answer was, is that correct?
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Debugging Compatibility in Edge(textslashplain.com)
1 points by theschmed 5y ago|0 comments
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by theschmed 5y ago
I, too, am excited about Pipedream. I think it needs more no-code support for some of the fundamental abstractions needed for scripting, especially ETL: - Branching - Looping For example: Recently, I built an integration from ForwardEmail t
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by theschmed 5y ago
That script returns 53MB for me, while the Protonmail GUI says my inbox uses 418MB. I do not know how much of my inbox is attachments and embedded images though.
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by theschmed 5y ago
I'm curious about this myself. I activated the feature today, and my Indexed DB for mail.protonmail.com now has a table "messages", and each message has an ID, a time, and an "aesGcmCiphertext" object with 2 child o
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by theschmed 5y ago
Your belief that email forwarding ought to be free, on a platform that does not sell user data, seems unrealistic to me. Protonmail doesn’t stop you from migrating, they’re stopping you from *indefinitely using their domain and servers, for
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by theschmed 5y ago
I'm a bit late to this thread, but I wanted to note: If you are using Ubuntu / Debian / Mint, don't install via "sudo apt install micro". It has been compiled wrong and it launches with a -debug flag which leav
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Don't Use T-Mobile Money(davidsmedberg.me)
5 points by theschmed 5y ago|0 comments
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by theschmed 5y ago
I don't agree with most of your points, but I do (at least on initial review) agree with this: > They don't even offer the obvious "2 in 1" dongles where one dongle would contain e.g. two USB-A ports. I would have tho
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by theschmed 5y ago
or you can read the source markdown here: https://github.com/Pustelto/personal_web/blob/master/src/blo...
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by theschmed 5y ago
I’ve been a Protonmail user for about a year. Previous to that I used GMail and Outlook.com. My favorite thing about the new v4 interface is that it makes the settings mobile-friendly. My Filters (eg send all emails from x to Archive) can b
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by theschmed 5y ago
I made the total downloads and the ratings into number fields, rather than single selects (which are glorified text fields and do not sort properly)
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by theschmed 5y ago
Having the ratings and downloads be unsorted makes it less useful.... Hacked it to something like this: https://airtable.com/shr41cilfTNovoVRA/tblSvHVOAoet6UCPa
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Deprecate? Depreciate? Let’s call the whole thing off(csmonitor.com)
1 points by theschmed 5y ago|0 comments
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by theschmed 5y ago
Is there any way to hide the unformatted content before the script loads? The quick flash of raw text is distracting.
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by theschmed 5y ago
Isn’t texme doing what you suggest here? Or am I missing something? https://github.com/susam/texme
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by theschmed 6y ago
This comes only a few weeks after the author of this post (Mike Hanley) was hired as CSO[1]. Must feel a bit like a trial by fire! [1] https://github.blog/2021-02-24-hello-from-githubs-new-chief-...
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by theschmed 6y ago
Huh. I’m not sure about PowerSpec but they do have an in-house laptop and tablet brand: “WinBook”. I’ve owned 2 and had challenges with both. Most recently: - Touchscreen driver wouldn’t shut off when lid closed - Inadequate cooling leading
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Ask HN: What tools are out there to create a personal private newsletter?
2 points by theschmed 6y ago|1 comments
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by theschmed 6y ago
I don’t understand why this is needed when GitHub/Gist/Gitlab include built-in renderers. But if you started letting me render markdown in my OneDrive/Google Drive/Dropbox I’d be interested in that!
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by theschmed 6y ago
> The desktop client chat _still_ doesn't have a "reply to message" feature FYI for those who like to reply, you can put a > and a quote box will appear, you can copy and paste the message you wish to quote. To exit the
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by theschmed 6y ago
I write markdown in VSCode, for now I still publish as *.md files in Github repos and link to it from my blog and Twitter. That seemed the simplest way to maintain ownership of the content itself, but meet readers where they are.
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by theschmed 6y ago
You could type it into a private Github repo and print out the formatted web page?
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by theschmed 6y ago
Password resets are a great example of an almost universal usage of OTP, thank you. Of course, they deliberately discourage you from using that regularly, by making you set a new passphrase when you log in from a "magic link" sent

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