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asaibx

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    Comment #31825081

    For all those who are requesting ISO8601 dates -- according to the GitHub repo [0] these are already supported: > Dates: A date can be expressed in a few forms. Human readable date…

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    Comment #28057387

    Not anymore, unfortunately [0] :( [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24840310

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    Comment #27703828

    You beat me to it. :) Yes, blocking ##div.release in uBlock Origin did the trick for me as well. > Also, I unstarred pretty much everything. Unfortunately, this seems to be a commo…

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    Comment #27703726

    Like many others it seems (for example here [0], or this issue [1] that amusingly seems to think it's a problem caused deliberately by the VSCode developers), I have been wondering…

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    Comment #26693825

    This looks great -- well done! I'd love to be able to use it (the CSS in particular) in a number of different projects where creating such nice readable output is a hassle. However…

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    Comment #25004929

    There's always recutils [0] which uses a plain text database format stored in files called recfiles. [0] https://labs.tomasino.org/gnu-recutils/

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    Comment #24374528

    Glad to see a few people have brought up Jamendo already, but I'm really surprised that no one has mentioned ccMixter [0]. This is one of the really early sites to try and address …

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    Comment #23333092

    My favourite portal for discovering sites like this is something I discovered just recently here on HN: https://wiby.me/ It never fails to amaze me how much amazing stuff is out th…

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    Comment #23288875

    This is great. Thanks so much for creating this! There is actually an amazing amount of really good quality content out there, but as everybody on this thread has pointed out alrea…

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    Comment #23001127

    Beautiful! Reminds me a bit of Hatnote's Listen to Wikipedia [0]. [0]: http://listen.hatnote.com/

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    Comment #22979772

    The Virginia Tech Tree ID app is quite good, although it only covers North American species. https://dendro.cnre.vt.edu/dendrology/idit.htm

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    Comment #21861491

    No need for a physical keyboard -- if you have Hacker's Keyboard installed it comes with a Ctrl key, and Ctrl-Z works as expected.

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    Comment #21750918

    Just to let you know, I updated to the latest version of Chrome (Android) and it seems to be working fine now.

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    Comment #21735639

    Sounds like a great idea, but the site just brings up a blank page in both Firefox and Chrome on Android.

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    Comment #21416513

    Great idea. Love the minimalism! I was going to comment that it might be better (or at least easier to remember) to have short options like -o and -v instead of separate commands l…

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    Comment #21302963

    This might help: https://github.com/open-dict-data/ipa-dict

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