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bdn_

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About bdn_

Interested in making web development fun and accessible

https://github.com/px-64

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47913543

    Porkbun. Their prices are very reasonable and their support team is consistently responsive and helpful. Honestly, even if their pricing was higher I would still choose to use them…

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    Comment #45969447

    Just from the name, I thought this was going to be Google's official take on the classic "Google Gravity" site from ages ago: https://mrdoob.com/projects/chromeexperiments/google-g…

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    Comment #45349214

    ZIP codes are such interesting identifiers. Their intended use was for facilitating more efficient mail sorting, they were not for providing any sort of human-friendly location dat…

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    Comment #45334622

    Of course you can, nobody is claiming otherwise. Freedom of speech does not come with freedom from the consequences of what you say. I have the freedom to scream "FIRE" in a crowde…

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    Comment #45162608

    New.css developer here, thanks for sharing :) I’ve been thinking about creating a CSS tool somewhere about halfway between new.css and Pico CSS for very basic page layout tools (co…

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    Comment #40684285

    I have been sponsored by Vercel since early 2020. Vercel has primarily served as a CDN for my free and open-source font delivery system, using up to a couple hundred gigabytes of b…

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    Comment #36892429

    I'm `@3x` on GitHub and I get multiple notifications every day from people mentioning graphics scale factors [1] in issues and PRs. It is a lot of fun to add a "" reaction to every…

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    Comment #36823654

    Has anyone else experienced DuckDuckGo ignoring the exclusion operator? For example, searching `kiwi -fruit`, with no space between the hyphen and second word, used to bring up res…

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    Comment #36796896

    Who knows where I would be today if not for Kevin's influence... Kevin was (and will continue to be!) a role model in many ways. RIP

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    Comment #36196889

    I'm not too familiar with either's privacy/security practices, what makes Sandstorm more secure than Yunohost?

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    Comment #35369102

    I regularly use Hagoromo chalk on a personal chalkboard and I always break new sticks in half before use. For me, it feels more comfortable to use smaller pieces than large ones. I…

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    Comment #34043258

    Hey Paul, legitimate question. What actions from Musk would it take for you to stop supporting him?

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    Comment #33905264

    > Making a server is surprisingly terrible for such a ‘mature’ game. The official Minecraft server software is exceptionally unoptimized, but a number of independent open source fo…

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    Comment #33408472

    Even if this was settled, I consider this quote when thinking about Amjad Masad (Replit CEO). > When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time. - Maya Angelou

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    Comment #33280036

    There is this logo as well: https://www.python.org/static/community_logos/python-powered... Source: https://www.python.org/community/logos/

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    Comment #32954257

    I thought up a few ways to visualize 2^64 unique items: - You could give every ant on Earth ~920 unique IDs without any collisions - You could give unique IDs for every brain neuro…

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    Comment #32816068

    Right above that line, the site notes that the code is available here [1]. It looks like the majority of it was written by Drew DeVault, who runs SourceHut [2], where the code is h…

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    Comment #32802857

    I recall seeing go link stickers around Google's Mountain View campus in the early 2010s! That was the first time I had seen something done like that, "overriding" an entire TLD zo…

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    Comment #32802752

    This works with DuckDuckGo as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32473643 You can combine the exclusion `-` syntax with this as well. If you want to find different sites on…

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    Comment #32802680

    I can confirm that emoji domains for `.to` are still supported, I believe most of them are taken by now, though. You can use https://register.to to check.

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    Comment #32802000

    At one point of time, ` http://to ` resolved to a "It works!" page [1]. I've always thought it would be cool to have a URL shortener with links such as ` https://to/library ` or so…

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    Comment #32620831

    "How to Sharpen Pencils" [1] by David Rees is one of my favorite books. Highly recommend it for its perfect blend of satire, actual in-depth analysis, and absurdity. [1] https://ww…

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    Comment #32473643

    Tip: You can search the term `site:ext` on DuckDuckGo to see sites using that domain extension (TLD). It's not very helpful for .com for example, but it's useful for queries like `…

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    Comment #32445674

    Agreed, thanks for posting. I had been interested in exploring some of their software, but will absolutely look for alternatives now. Very sad and sometimes confusing to see how th…