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How (not) to build terminal color schemes(tobib.spline.de)
3 points by ximm 7y ago|0 comments
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by ximm 7y ago
> Google controls Chromium because they do the heavy lifting Google already controls the web standardization process with its manpower. So standardizing on chromium would not change that issue, it would just move it to another level. I a
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by ximm 7y ago
Yes, the stack is growing (currently somewhere around 200). However, I think in terms of resources it's better to have a lot of bookmarks than to have a lot of open tabs. Also there is almost some kind of gamification to try to reduce
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by ximm 7y ago
I used to have many tabs open myself. Not so much for different tasks, but more for "i don't have time for that now, I will read it later". Now I use a firefox extension called "Bookmark Stack" for that. I can easil
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by ximm 7y ago
What is definitely missing is a github link. I would love to help fix some issues (as I think the ressource itself is pretty good) but there is no option to do that.
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by ximm 7y ago
I love that it works great without javascript. So many pages today need javascript to display anything. This one just adds some additional animations, but some animations even work without.
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by ximm 7y ago
The W3C is actually working on that: https://www.w3.org/TR/coga-gap-analysis/#personalization-and... However, personalization doesn't work well with the current system of CSS. No page (I know of) has a stable
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by ximm 8y ago
- If you have little time and money, use any of the automated tools mentioned in the other comments - If you want the best results, do extensive user testing - If you are somewhere in the middle, do manual testing yourself. Simply turning o
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by ximm 8y ago
The text mentions that kirby was open source, but it actually is not: https://getkirby.com/license (I really like tha approach of kirby though)
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by ximm 8y ago
I have been wondering why everybody seems to be so pleased with the current state of testing in python. Everybody seems to think that pytest is really cool, but to me it never felt ideal. To get a better understanding of the topic I tried t
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Show HN: Experimental no-magic Python test framework inspired by mocha(github.com)
2 points by ximm 8y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Clearcodes – gtk3 theme from scratch with focus on code simplicty(github.com)
3 points by ximm 8y ago|0 comments
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by ximm 8y ago
Actually, I don't even understand why anyone would think that you need a dedicated app for note taking. - Markdown rendering can be done with pandoc - Structure and search can be done with a solid file structure and grep - Sync can be
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A proposal for accessible icons on the web(tobib.spline.de)
1 points by ximm 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: a11y-outline – web extension to navigate document outlines easily(github.com)
2 points by ximm 9y ago|0 comments