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Good point. Does anyone have a good web based bookmark tool? I hop between a dozen machines on different networks so keeping bookmarks is kind of tedious.
What ever happened to Delicious?
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Good point. Does anyone have a good web based bookmark tool? I hop between a dozen machines on different networks so keeping bookmarks is kind of tedious.
What ever happened to Delicious?
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#23I wish HN had a save post feature similar to Reddit. I'm not really a bookmark guy and this is exactly the kind of site I know would be a life saver some time in the future.
Good point. Does anyone have a good web based bookmark tool? I hop between a dozen machines on different networks so keeping bookmarks is kind of tedious.
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#24Learn the CSS foo. Layout and navigation completely broken on mobile
(Yes, I know Android is linux, but you know what I mean you pedantic know-it-alls).
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Good point. Does anyone have a good web based bookmark tool? I hop between a dozen machines on different networks so keeping bookmarks is kind of tedious.
I use pocket. And HN has a pocket link... It's just awesome. https://getpocket.com
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Good point. Does anyone have a good web based bookmark tool? I hop between a dozen machines on different networks so keeping bookmarks is kind of tedious.
I've been using https://pinboard.in for years and can't recommend it enough - it's brilliant.
Certainly not bad, but there are hostable solutions that would work on $15/year VPSs, and that's at consumer pricing and supports multiple users.
On the other hand, this is just penny pinching and <$1/mo is phenomenal.
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#27think some keys got mixed up here: h or the left arrow - will move you left one character j or the up arrow - will move you up one line k or the down arrow - will move you down one line l or the right arrow - will move you right one character
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#29I wish HN had a save post feature similar to Reddit. I'm not really a bookmark guy and this is exactly the kind of site I know would be a life saver some time in the future.
Good point. Does anyone have a good web based bookmark tool? I hop between a dozen machines on different networks so keeping bookmarks is kind of tedious.
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#30think some keys got mixed up here: h or the left arrow - will move you left one character j or the up arrow - will move you up one line k or the down arrow - will move you down one line l or the right arrow - will move you right one character
There are a lot of little typos (such as stating '..' and '-' arguments for 'cd' labeled as "previous directory" or suggesting Ubuntu uses Debian because it's made by Canonical). I wonder the best way to contact the author about revising these small but obviously not terrible errors.