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vymague
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Comment #30641848
> I'm well aware you might think I'm proving your point with this response. You are correct. Your comment was mean. Not even sure why you responded aggressively. Hostile is perfect…
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Comment #30640330
It's complaining for the sake of complaining. Sometimes you need to test the water first. Some online communities are rather hostile after all. As shown by this silly website.
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Comment #30601031
Thank you for the extension. It works well enough for my bookmarks. Just open the bookmarks on my browser and use the "Save all tabs" feature. I think I'm not the only one who want…
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Comment #30581555
Thank you. I'll give multiple profiles a try. As mentioned by some of the comments. It's a good tool for managing bookmarks. ArchiveBox supposedly does something similar but I coul…
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Comment #30566040
I thought you'd say Infiniminer by Zachtronics.
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Comment #30565964
How to toggle reader mode/readability? It doesn't seem to be able to save pages when I toggled chromium's reader mode on. I followed the other advice on this thread. In the options…
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Comment #30433953
Looks really similar to https://sumi.news/ . I wonder why these aggregators don't do a weekly version. I don't want to read the news every day.
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Comment #30433237
More for read it later services like pocket, but I like https://medium.com/life-hacks/fighting-information-overload-... Basically delete everything every week.
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Comment #30432875
> 2. Shiori: Save bookmarks, archive them or use it like pocket. Thanks for the rec. I've been looking for a pocket alternative. Just a simple bookmark manager that can archive art…
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Comment #30426524
> Twitter won't let you see the content without logging in anymore. I don't know why people don't make a bigger deal out of it. I guess everyone has twitter now.
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Comment #30422180
It reminds me every time I asked why a website does a weird thing, the answer was always be "we have done A/B testing".
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Comment #30400622
I didn't quit caffeine. I still drink tea. But I mostly stopped drinking coffee a while back. A few weeks ago, I tried drinking a cup because I needed to be alert/less sleepy, and …
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Comment #30391767
Google told me Wunderlist had natural language support. Microsoft To Do doesn't.
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Comment #30391759
I just checked it. Kinda surprised that Microsoft To Do doesn't have natural language support like Wunderlist.
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Comment #30382433
Just some misleading chart. "Misleading" is probably too mild.
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Comment #30379330
I guess the Wunderlist team is more competent than their Teams one.
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Comment #30366627
I don't know who started the trend. I personally first heard about the term from Mike Acton's CppCon 2004 talk. But as pointed out by another comment, I don't think it's that mains…
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Comment #30354213
Any good database for creative commons/free textbooks or technical books?
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Comment #30349944
There is regularly-updated comparison chart of modern mp3 players/digital audio players (DAP). https://azalush5.hatenablog.com/entry/2022/01/dap-comparison... I personally find the…
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Comment #30316563
Same. I miss pocket's chrome app. Worked great when offline too. I don't really care about web service. Any desktop tool that can capture websites like pocket? As in download the s…
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Comment #30157199
Honestly, the fact that 4 STDs are incurable still frightens me.
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Comment #30096308
I'm pretty sure obsidian can't sort lists. Especially nested multilevel lists. I tried it before and it got too much annoyances without obvious benefits, so I went back to dynalist…