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by wgx 6y ago
Yep, just add those lines in there and save.
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by wgx 6y ago
I have Google Fonts blocked in uBlock Origin now, and it's really helped pages load quicker and feel more snappy. I added these lines to uBlock: fonts.gstatic.com fonts.googleapis.com Occasionally some icons break on a few sit
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Data tool SQLizer now detects your Excel Worksheets automatically(blog.sqlizer.io)
2 points by wgx 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Ethical Product Alternatives – An ethical product per new tab(addons.mozilla.org)
1 points by wgx 6y ago|0 comments
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Can marketing ever be ethical? – A Manifesto for Ethical Marketing(ethicalhq.com)
4 points by wgx 6y ago|0 comments
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by wgx 6y ago
Interesting to see this on the front page of HN - I've been using it happily for years, no complaints. It's illuminating to see just how "chatty" certain apps are (or wish to be!).
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The SQLizer file conversion API is now available on the free plan(blog.sqlizer.io)
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by wgx 6y ago
Awesome! The start could easily pass as a cover version of 'Atlas' by Battles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpGp-22t0lU
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by wgx 6y ago
IIRC the Snowden leaks revealed the NSA's data "exfiltration" practices which used a similar technique.
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by wgx 6y ago
Does it count if it's an intentionally-bad parody, like this?
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by wgx 6y ago
This is neat! Like a much more advanced, polished version of the thing I made a month or so ago: https://wgx.github.io/anypage/ (It's the world's worst CMS)
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by wgx 6y ago
You might be looking for: https://asciinema.org/
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by wgx 6y ago
Siri is the world's most powerful AI-timer-setter.
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What's New in SQLizer 3.0(blog.sqlizer.io)
1 points by wgx 6y ago|0 comments
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by wgx 6y ago
I wonder why Google didn’t get File Stream ready?
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by wgx 6y ago
Could you make the source spreadsheet a view-only Google Sheet? I'd rather look at this in a sortable, searchable sheet if possible. :)
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Show HN: I built the world's worst CMS(wgx.github.io)
5 points by wgx 6y ago|1 comments
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by wgx 6y ago
I just built this for fun, based on an idea I had.
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On-demand disposable web pages described by base64 URLs(wgx.github.io)
3 points by wgx 6y ago|1 comments
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by wgx 6y ago
Seems lots of people are jumping on the bandwagon: https://gumroad.com/l/aLnrp
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by wgx 6y ago
I am very interested in moving there.
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by wgx 6y ago
Can I ask then, why continue to use it for 10 years?
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Tesla can detect aftermarket hacks designed to defeat EV performance paywalls(thedrive.com)
154 points by wgx 6y ago|183 comments
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by wgx 6y ago
Theory: huge swathes of people are hugely dissatisfied with their lives; long hours, poor pay, lack of social mobility, poor education (as others have said) and they feel there must be some thing tangible to blame for this. It’s fertile g
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by wgx 6y ago
I think writing in tech for a publisher is probably not a viable career. I’m a full time UX person, and the book was a side-gig. If it had been my only income for the last couple of years; I’d be broke. It’s a great exercise for any expert
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by wgx 6y ago
<ad> Shameless plug: If you want 81 more: https://uxbook.io </ad>
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by wgx 6y ago
To me the most interesting question I didn’t see answered was: how did you acquire those users over 14 months?
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by wgx 6y ago
Yeah I think it would. I don’t use them literally all the time, but multiple times a day yes. Also, just having noise cancelling on with no music playing is a nice experience in the supermarket for example.
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by wgx 6y ago
Agree, the Sony WH-1000 are astonishing. I can use them for everything from video calls to airplane travel, to grocery shopping. https://remotivo.com/gear/product/headphones/
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by wgx 6y ago
Hand-curated remote jobs in product & UX, from across the web. https://remotivo.com/ Of note: the site and its twitter feed ( https://twitter.com/remotivocom ) are generated by 2 python scripts which run

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