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kactus

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    Comment #37739530

    Exciting news! Does CloudFlare have plans to sponsor the maintainers of the Fontsource project?

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    Comment #34712362

    Yes. I did maintenance at apartments for college students (which is probably a factor), and plunging their toilets was a regular occurrence. We kept a plunger on the golf cart for …

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    Comment #34633364

    Digging the design! Especially the SVG text train around the border. Is it 100% animated by SVG or is there some JS involved?

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    Comment #33745528

    I used to use RealPage OneSite when I worked in facility maintenance. As recently as 2018, it was an old clunky webapp that only worked in Internet Explorer. At the time, I was lik…

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    Comment #33412405

    I like having my terminal attached to my editor, but I don't like it integrated with the editor. Some of the integration features are cool, like clicking to view a file in the edit…

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    Comment #33261833

    Great looking tool! I have a UX nitpick about the pricing page, the loading indicator saying "fetching our best prices" gives me the impression that the prices change frequently, a…

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    Comment #32696595

    I'm curious about this too, as I've only used credit unions and branchless banks. Credit union branches are plastered with loan and mortgage advertising, and the people who handle …

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    Comment #32442742

    Same, Kagi is great. I tried to make do with DDG and uBlacklist, but with my rules file reaching 269 domains in about 3 months, I gave up. Love being able to customize the ranking …

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    Comment #32127921

    What do you dislike about tab groups? Or is Chrome's implementation on mobile not good? I think the current design is ugly. The way Edge handles them in the vertical tabs sidebar l…

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    Comment #31562065

    I use Hugo for my blog and keep it NPM-free. I try to be careful with my dependencies (currently 3; 2 of which I maintain), which I manage using Hugo's modules feature and keep loc…

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    Comment #31524203

    Opera 12, with its insanely fast Presto engine and tab grouping that Chromium-based browsers only recently emulated. Yes, I know about Vivaldi, but it's just not the same.

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    Comment #31524189

    Some of the people who worked on Wunderlist are working on a new todo app, Superlist. https://superlistapp.com

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    Comment #31379699

    Digging the logo! I really think it needs to be clickable to go home though.

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    Comment #31331670

    I remember installing Ubuntu just to be able to use OpenShot, there was nothing like it on Windows where I had to do most of my work. Great to see that it’s cross-platform now, as …

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    Comment #31134637

    The man in question is Thomas Midgley Jr., the inventor of leaded gasoline, for those who don't want to watch a 24min video that buries the lead (pardon the pun). https://en.wikipe…

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    Comment #30979172

    Evernote started going south for me in 2014. I switched to OneNote and things were great, but it’s far more than I need. These days I just use Apple Notes and it’s been flawless. N…

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    Comment #30822645

    v3 was the last good Firefox UI imo, even if it was heavily inspired by IE. v4 was a ripoff of Opera's design at the time. Australis was a Chrome UI clone. The Photon design is my …

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    Comment #30796512

    It shows unrelated videos for me in a section in the middle of the search results. Even better (/s), they appear to autoplay and buffer on mobile.

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    Comment #30796240

    Manual Matuzovic has a good HTML boilerplate, and he goes line-by-line into what it does. https://www.matuzo.at/blog/html-boilerplate/

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    Comment #30790898

    I'm in the same boat. I ran and maintained my own VPS for a decade to host several WordPress sites. I'm not a sysadmin, and package updates can be a nightmare if you only deal with…

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    Comment #30738862

    This was my experience too, and at the time I had been using Sublime Text for years, so Atom was shockingly slow in comparison. Somehow VSCode does not suffer from most of the perf…

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    Comment #30663415

    Oh neat! Been looking for a better Windows client. I'll check it out.

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    Comment #30646721

    I switched to Apple Music from Spotify just because I don't like podcasts mixed in with my music, and UI that constantly advertises their podcasts side. The improved sound quality …

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    Comment #30602772

    Had the same issue. Support quickly sorted it out, but it shouldn't have been an issue in the first place. They gave me a full refund because they apparently couldn't refund just t…