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voussoir
5y ago
I have been thinking about making those panels resizable, but haven't decided how to implement it yet. For me, the bottom panel is just a preview so I can decide whether to click the link. Thanks for taking a look!
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Show HN: BringRSS – RSS/Atom Newsreader
(github.com)
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5y ago
Your comment reminded me of this video: "2:30am at 7-11 near Disney World - 1987" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYbe-35_BaA It's definitely the kind of thing that stills can't beat. I find it very hard
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voussoir
5y ago
OP is talking about a desktop environment, where mini / micro USB wasn't the problem. For a mobile device with only a single port, I think making that port USB-C is undeniably the best move. But for a desktop or laptop with four,
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Browser in the Dark: flashlights with CSS and canvas
(voussoir.net)
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> I rarely conduct a Google search without appending "reddit" to the query. Same here. I added a custom search keyword to chrome that automatically puts site:reddit.com after the %s.
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5y ago
Here's another example from a constrained environment: in Andy Gavin's interview with Ars Technica, he talks about a domain-specific compressor they made for storing Crash Bandicoot's animations, because storing each coordina
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5y ago
After years and years of making bad changes to the site, they recently did one thing right: they removed or greatly extended the period that you can reply to and upvote posts. It used to be that after 6 months everything was "archived&
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voussoir
5y ago
GP's point was that the flash drive, which is not the hard disk, is mapped to a filepath under /, which is the hard disk. The pathing seems to imply that the flash drive is inside the hard disk, whereas on Windows they have distin
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OpenSCAD 3D rendering just got an order of magnitude faster
(ochafik.com)
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5y ago
I have been using Purelymail since July 2021 and it's worked very well for me so far. You can have as many domains and accounts as you want and the pricing comes down to total usage. For me it's been $0.40 per month.
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Thanks for your reply. But one reason the linked thread affected me so much is because many of the replies were not subscription or ad-based. Ad-based software does not impress me in the slightest. Many of them were B2B which I realize is
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Ask HN: How to deal with this feeling of dissonance about selling software?
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5y ago
> Then there is federation, I guess that is what you mean by decentralized. I can't speak for GP's use of scare quotes around "decentralized", but it's worth noting in this case that Briar is fully decentralized,
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5y ago
> Briar at least used to be very strict about how you established contacts, so, for example, to add a contact you had to have them physically in your presence and exchange QR codes on your phone. This has indeed changed, it is possible t
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5y ago
Anyone who runs a website with nginx might find this directive helpful: location /whatsmyip { default_type text/plain; return 200 $remote_addr\n; }
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voussoir
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In that case, the asker can still prepare their question text and be ready to copy/paste after exchanging hellos. The author reiterates several times that waiting for the other person to type is the pain point here.
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5y ago
Hi, I just wanted to say I have fond memories of using garrysmod.org to download add-ons for gmod back in 2008-2010 or so. They used the same authentication technique by giving the user a token to put on their Steam profile. I'm still
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voussoir
5y ago
I'm not the person you asked, but I can say that at the time I started using github I had never used ssh.
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5y ago
If a person decides to add parentheses to some booleans or arithmetic, (4 + 5) * (8 + 2) (this and that) or (theother) These elements should not become 1-tuples after the interior contents are evaluated. I sometimes add parent
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5y ago
It's always great to see simple and effective tools like this. I went ahead and downloaded the html+js into a single file to put in my arsenal. Maybe you could consider putting the whole iro.js into the initial pageload and turn this i
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After several years of "essential security updates" being unconditionally bundled with hostile, anti-user changes in both the desktop and mobile space, it is no surprise that some of us will start to assume that the security updat
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Yes, Aurora Store provides a filter for this. https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.aurora.store/ And someone else mentioned https://playsearch.kaki87.net/
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5y ago
What do we do when the manufacturer goes out of business? The manufacturer of my car certainly won't be sending me any keys.
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voussoir
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"Every Door Direct Mail" blurs the line a bit. https://www.usps.com/business/every-door-direct-mail.htm
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As I rewatch Dan's video, I do get the same feeling that you do. He doesn't give any examples of "good" diegetic explanations, only bad ones. So it seems as if he's not interested in rationalization of any kind. But
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> it's totally laudable (and often leads to better stories) to exercise some restraint, or to remove the most jarring content that might bring viewers out of the story, but I disagree with the argument that doing otherwise to preser
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5y ago
I'm a big fan of Haneke's work and I agree that depicting the truth, even obscene truths, is an important role of art. But in this case I am reminded of the "Thermian Argument" [1]. Squid Game isn't truth, it's
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Another option might be to rephrase them as "Assembled or Disassembled", "Assembled", "Disassembled". At the moment you're using the checkmark to disambiguate between not-chosen and chosen, but rewording t
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5y ago
I don't agree with your analysis. There are three domains at play: twitter-unfurl-faker.herokuapp.com, uniswap.org, and harrydenly.com. The first is the real link, the second is what Twitter's link previewer gets redirected to, an
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