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tholman
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About tholman
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Comment #47772805
Tried to visit the first domain, baydailymedia, but doesn't seem to exist... I know its unsurprising and not against the rules or even spirit of showing off your new toy, but some …
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Comment #46687926
For those out of the know, Nova Launcher is an Android home screen replacement... so hits home when the root of your phone existence gets shook piece by piece.
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Comment #42161576
Crashes like a Windows ME screensaver. Jokes aside, it's very fun to see open firehose access like this. I seem to recall that Dorsey had said that twitter limiting their api acces…
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Comment #42073444
Fun hypothetical, or can someone solve? How long, would this regex prime check [1] (via hn 2009) take to run on this on todays average machine? Hitchhiker's Guide's Deep Thought "4…
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Comment #41920017
I love a good useless program, I may have written more useless ones than useful. Here's a few of my faves from the last 10 years! - A password strength page that insults you based …
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Comment #40555535
Here's the HN conversation from 2020 [1], a little closer to when this came out. - [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25507942
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Comment #39506911
We've come a long way from console.frog [2016] - https://tholman.com/console-dot-frog/
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Comment #38294555
I've got maybe 4 extensions that are manifest V2 that just purely don't seem worth upgrading/fixing up (my largest with 5-10k installs) due to the time/5+ year old code that has be…
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Comment #37894298
As someone that works in media/advertising, the first thing I check when I see something like this is their ads.txt [1] -- It looks like they're managed by ezoic whom you forward y…
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Comment #37529556
Ahh, this is super nice! One thing I'd love to know or see is common mistakes I make or the type of mistake/trap I fall into in the pivotal moments of games (some kind of fork/pin …
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Comment #36750132
I'd noticed some strange changes at our veterinary office, where they'd usually give my dog a full round of shots once a year, suddenly they decided to break it up into multiple di…
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Comment #36717747
- [1] Bloomberg Article https://archive.is/eTpi5 - [2] NYT Article https://archive.is/fUtnl
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Comment #36590417
https://tholman.com/ - Largely JS experiments dating back 10+ years. Sometimes I scroll right back to the start and can appreciate the long journey I've taken from scrappy student …
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Comment #34108991
Have been on the feedly train ever since google axed reader, was able to transfer all feeds via import ++ will help you get some kinda feed (can break with big site redesigns but h…
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Comment #32512662
Four days in a row at GitHub with different outages, someone's definitely having a difficult on-call. - https://www.githubstatus.com/history
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Comment #32085479
Am thinking that a few of the domains on the list expired and were snapped up by malware/scammer sites causing the spreadsheet to seem super sus to a machine scanning/checking urls…
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Comment #31702156
Am I missing something, or is "kwon-artist" a racism-style play on words much like say, "kung-flu"? Cmon... _edit_ ~ Sounds like I'm wrong here by the general sentiment, was taught…
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Comment #31212874
As a wow amazed individual I had made this guess the wow to the movie game a couple of years back [1] ... this would have made that work a whole lot easier than the painstakingly s…
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Comment #29956482
Lots of people saying "You can improve costs here!" without factoring in the developer time/learning/upkeep dollars it would take to do that. Sometimes the best solution is the one…
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Comment #29693858
Amazingly the source code for the Heroes of Might and Magic 3 expansions was lost for years, so they've not often been included in the HD ports. Someone has (apparently) dug it up …
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Comment #29573115
If you've been following these two products for the last few years it's definitely clear to see that Lichess is slowly eating chess.com's lunch ... They're not fast at development,…
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Comment #29307554
All for extra tools to help in emergency situations, that said I would also like it if I could see street names without zooming to a microscopic level which could be helpful in the…
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Comment #29273545
Oddly am hitting a paywall, is there a summary for this?
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Comment #26563149
Somehow, trying to find specific graphql/apollo solutions I run into 3 blocked medium articles before I can find something open. A little niche of course, but not something that sh…