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by ukyrgf 7y ago
Figma is still very much geared towards Mac designers, though. Sure, it works on Windows, but it's very frustrating to use it with a scroll-wheel mouse and a full-size keyboard. Most dropdowns have no scroll bar, if there is a scrollba
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by ukyrgf 7y ago
The command line tool for Laravel is named 'artisan'. You use it to do everything in Laravel, from setting up controllers/views to seeding databases.
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by ukyrgf 7y ago
Yesterday, driving back to work from my lunch break, I thought to myself "What was that old site with the acronym? ytm-something? You're the man now dog? What the hell was that site?" I was never a user, don't enjoy meme
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by ukyrgf 7y ago
I saw what Target's same day pickup / two day shipping workstation looked like on Black Friday last year. It was two 6' workstations with a shared printer, tape dispenser, air pillow machine between them. Maybe 4 employees pa
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by ukyrgf 7y ago
You still get stuff through USPS? Everything I've ordered has been through AMZL, which means 100% of my orders are left at a neighbor's house, marked as delivered and then show up a few days later, or marked as lost after 5 days a
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by ukyrgf 7y ago
Yeah I lost my main container last week as well. Containers are okay, but, I wish they had their own database for things like saved passwords and addresses. I still end up using a separate profile for work, because I don't want _anythi
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by ukyrgf 7y ago
When I used to install Keepass on a new computer, I would Google "keepass" and then hesitate a moment before clicking the .info domain. The best solution I could come up with was to start using KeePassXC instead.
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by ukyrgf 7y ago
Which is all good in the browser, but the access logs are still going to say Internet Explorer.
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by ukyrgf 7y ago
Little Caesar's Pizza Portals are exactly this, there's probably 5 of them within 15 miles of your location.
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by ukyrgf 7y ago
I just recently went down a nostalgia rabbit hole when the last of RockPaperShotgun's founders writers left the site. The writing on that site was always far and above any other gaming site, so it's a little bittersweet to read ab
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by ukyrgf 7y ago
This sound is from excessive EQ and limiting held over from trying to get the most out of the limited bandwidth of broadcast radio.
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
The only way to stop Netflix's insane autoplay feature is to stop subscribing to Netflix.
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
At a certain point, Blockbuster had some sort of "guaranteed to be in stock" kind of thing, which meant they would just have walls and walls of one single movie.
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
My Netflix DVD queue was 100% movies I couldn't torrent / find available to buy. They would be at the top of my list for years, presumably one copy getting slowly making it's way around the country. Netflix even had a product
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
My issue with Notion is just picky little things that make it not fun to use. It looks great, is intuitive to me, and seems pretty powerful, so I want to like it. But, I hate having to be emailed a log-in code. Everytime it happens I think
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
&ref=producthunt ?
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
Is this even really a comparison? You only watch broadcast channels, and now that you set up an antenna to receive those broadcasts, you're able to get broadcast channels. This has nothing to do with cable TV, premium networks, streami
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
The URL for this post should really be changed to that. It's nothing more than a two sentence blogspam submission with a link to the original creator.
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
120GB SSDs are $20 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077ZK1FJF/
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
Firefox Focus was a godsend to me for this exact reason. I genuinely did not use any mobile devices to browse the web because it was just a hostile experience, but since Focus has come out I can join the rest of the world.
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
As someone who constantly curses their Android app design, seeing them make such a rookie move was a nice bit of schadenfreude.
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
Incidentally, Go doing that made my first foray into it a very easy "Oh, yeah, this programming language isn't gonna be for me." decision.
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
You can walk into Walmart right now and buy reading glasses over the counter. I can type in random numbers on a dozen sites and get glasses made to spec. Contact lenses are regulated by the FDA.
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
My first order with Zenni I got probably 5 different frames, using a coupon code, and that helped me figure out what kinds of frames I liked and what didn't work. With that, I was able to dial in on what frames fit me best, and over th
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
I'm guessing the title was changed after many of these comments were posted? Can anyone fill me in on what it was? Right now the title is "Y Combinator’s latest batch of startups is too big for one Demo Day stage".
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
The home recording revolution is something that just never gets its due, because people want to find a problem with it. Auto-tune is a style now. Smushed dynamics is an intentional choice. You can make a Superbowl halftime show song with a
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
Yep, I'm looking a .dotnet a .nuget and a .vscode folder right now.
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
Five top-to-bottom scrolls on my mouse just to get to the first line of the article.
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
I lost the password to the @hotmail.com address I used for Myspace, and wanted so desperately to delete the account. Last year, just on a whim, I tried to register it and they actually let me. Turns out it wasn't the email I used on My
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by ukyrgf 8y ago
That's amazing! Last year I was desperate for extra work, and met a guy hiring programmers on Craigslist. I ran his name and found a website from a guy saying never do business with him, that he doctored financial documents and was a l

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