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Comment #28206619
Running the risk of being a dirty reposter and.. reposting. My little Spotify client is for macOS only, mostly only built for my own use, and a lot more minimal, visually. It's als…
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Comment #28113503
I feel a bit bad plugging my own project (sorry not sorry i guess), but i wrote a macOS app to scratch my itch, because for years i've hated the Spotify interface (especially the q…
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Comment #25756203
Apologies, the original title is terrible. Matt Stoller writes very interesting pieces about markets and monopolies, and this one concerns Solarwinds specifically, which feels rele…
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Show HN: Super retro Windows 95 Solitaire for iOS
This might be something y'all find amusing. My partner and i created a Solitaire clone for iOS, in a weird trippy mishmash of Windows 95 and Windows 3.11 visuals, including a lot o…
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Comment #25225460
> I would definitely encourage trying it (either picking up hitchhikers, or hitchhiking yourself, once the world gets back to normal.) Totally agreed. That's one thing I find sad l…
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Comment #24183072
It's funny this should come up on HN today, because just this week out of nowhere i thought i'd try Mutt again (after having been a Mutt user since mid-2000s, but switching to mu4e…
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Comment #23788492
> this site has a certain tenderness, thanks for sharing Thank you so much for the kind words. It really means a lot to us. > comments through Github is interesting in a brilliant …
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Comment #23788424
Hey Chris, thanks for visiting. Author here. We actually have several projects we've tried to launch with varying degrees of traction. One of them ( https://vistaserv.net ) made th…
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Comment #23179747
My partner and i were laughing about making a retro community website, free of adverts, trying to recapture the spirit of the old Geocities era web. It got a bit out of hand and we…
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Comment #23137052
Wow, thank you for putting 2 and 2 together! We have been bothered by these weird spacing artefacts, but we never figured out that they correlated to line breaks in our source code…
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Comment #23131200
Oh wow, i've stumbled on your site before. It's a masterpiece, and was definitely an inspiration for the work we talk about in this blog post. Super interesting, what you're saying…
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Comment #23131180
Wow, that's not great – thanks for the report!
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Comment #23131106
We were actually just talking about compiling something like FreeType to JavaScript, but then you'd find yourself re-implementing a browser with layout engine etc... However, your …
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Comment #23130555
That is amazing. I'm adding them to the business directory!
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Comment #23130482
Thanks for the report! I wonder if that only works on macOS...
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Comment #23130356
Yep, we deliberately didn't convert the full set of glyphs from each of the fonts we support, mostly just because it was quite laborious (not to mention CPU time-consuming) to gene…
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Comment #23129824
That's fair enough, i think it's a matter of taste, really. For me, it evokes a warm sense of nostalgia for a simpler time. Not that it necessarily was, and definitely not that it …
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Comment #23129726
We had noticed this early on indeed, but no idea what's going on. Thank you for reporting it — we didn't think of raising it against WebKit since we assumed they'd be Doing The Rig…
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Comment #23129714
Hello! Co-founder here – wow, front page, that's flattering! We have indeed still got a bunch of visual glitches we couldn't iron out, including the one ~saagarjha has reported to …
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