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by xemoka 8y ago
I love CSS Grid, but still can't use it because of support for IE11. There's still just too many windows 7 users, hopefully not for too much longer. What is webflow doing about that? Do you provide some measure of automated fallba
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by xemoka 8y ago
I've found that http://hckrnews.com/ is a better "front page" for HN; it bills itself as "a chronologic list of items that have made it onto the Hacker News homepage".
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by xemoka 8y ago
Can no one come up with a better design than Apple? I get it, the notch "works", but isn't there something else or distinctive?
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by xemoka 8y ago
link should be: https://blog.lukaszolejnik.com/am-i-logged-in-or-not-additio...
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by xemoka 8y ago
Funny/sad considering that Astro was _just_ picked up by slack... with a shutdown of October 10th! That's a short sunset period... harsh.
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by xemoka 8y ago
I'm really not a fan of these studies, even this article points out why: copying verbatim doesn't work. Hand writing forces you to rephrase in your own words because you can't write fast enough to keep up—but there's no
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by xemoka 8y ago
Markdown files in a category of directories. Plain. Easy. Simple. I personally use sublimetext with Markdown Editing, MarkdownExtended (the syntax highlighting is better than markdown editing), Markdown Preview, MarkdownTOC, SearchInProject
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by xemoka 8y ago
Along the same lines as IPFS—and having some similar goals [0]—is the DAT project and related protocols. [0]: https://github.com/datproject/docs/blob/master/docs/faq.md#h...
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by xemoka 8y ago
It's unfortunate they refused to follow Cruz's onerous directions, it would have really made an excellent package. Is this normal for responses to Senate Committees (for us non-US folks)?
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by xemoka 8y ago
Just as bad is the Q&A section, for the life of me, I can't figure out why anyone would respond to a Q&A question if they do not know the answer, have not used the product, or just generally have no useful input to add. It&#x27
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by xemoka 8y ago
I've used https://github.com/spieglt/fb-delete to most success (although there is an issue with removing items from the current year, see issues).
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by xemoka 9y ago
Have you seen http://interfacelift.com/ ?
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by xemoka 9y ago
Would defining a canonical page, `<link rel="canonical" href="...">`, be the solution to this?
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by xemoka 9y ago
Basically the same reason you're using mosaic + the ability to change what exactly is being done. I use it to map 'hyper'+key (where hyper is the equivalent of ctrl+cmd+shift+option and is assigned to control, capslock is ass
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by xemoka 9y ago
As a hammerspoon user, probably not if that's all you're using it for. Hammerspoon does add a bunch of extra features mosaic doesn't add—but if you don't need them and you've already invested in software to solve yo
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by xemoka 9y ago
I use MacOS at home and happily use Hammerspoon to manage these interactions, in the past using Slate—I use Windows at work and I really wish it had something better than AutoHotKey: is this just something I'm unaware of or does the de
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by xemoka 9y ago
Wait... I can't be the only one thinking "these are humans?"
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by xemoka 9y ago
It is awful. I hope one day it's as good as pgAdmin3, but I'm not hopeful. It's great to develop it in the same way as postgresql because that's how the developers are used to working, but it would really benefit from a
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by xemoka 9y ago
They're great for a toy or a hobbyist, but companies or anyone who relies on the drone tech should look elsewhere. I can relate to awful customer support and even strange software problems that are refused to exist by DJI.
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by xemoka 9y ago
Using markdown, in a SublimeText project, with MarkdownExtended, Markdown Preview, project search (using ripgrep), imagePaste (to paste from clipboard to a file in a ./.images directory along with the image markdown syntax), and a fold
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by xemoka 9y ago
The Stars are Legion by Kameron Hurley had some crazy ideas, but lacked some depth I was hoping for. Nine Fox Gambit by Yoon Ha Lee was also pretty good—had a rough start but ended well. Collapsing Empire by Scalzi was quite solid and well
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by xemoka 9y ago
Hey, you can do that reversal with a registry edit too eh: http://www.vvse.com/blog/blog/2012/02/27/reverse-scrolling-o...
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by xemoka 9y ago
Same boat here, happy with the switch to BitWarden. I'm happy to have a mobile app that isn't subscription based and developers that are willing to go after the new (unlike lastpass' disinterest).
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by xemoka 9y ago
Why should he have to have a solution to point out an atrocity or something that's wrong?
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by xemoka 9y ago
It seems like it would be at home on a Commodore 64, maybe they're working on a port?
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by xemoka 9y ago
Sorry, new tabs from links in background, using 'F'. Or at least with yesterday's version on ff58.0a1
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by xemoka 9y ago
There's also Saka Key [ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/saka-key/ ] that has an vim keybindings mode. It looks like currently Vimium-FF cannot open new tabs...
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Connected bees create a buzz at Manchester startup hub(computerweekly.com)
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by xemoka 9y ago
Yep, the FAA requires drones to have visible identifier if over 0.55 lbs. There's even a couple sites[1][2] to help manage it, although I'm not sure how beneficial they are... I've only been flying drones in Canada. [1] http
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by xemoka 9y ago
Perhaps Glasswire? http://glasswire.com

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