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Using tablets or phones doesn't necessarily mean tiny screens--although for the life of me, I can't understand why so few companies have put effort into making a phone with a UI that scales for regular screens. (I know they exist, don't sent me examples, thee point is that there are so few of them."
Samsung DEX.
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> Many people don't care about web culture; they only care about consuming. Strong disagree. People want to participate, they want to be part of a conversation. When you "consume" content on Facebook or Twitter, you can produce content and reasonably expect to get an audience - because you know there's other people there. If you have your own personal website, you have no natural audience. If you're lucky, Google mig…
> People want to participate, they want to be part of a conversation. Are you potentially speaking for a vocal minority here that wants to be part of a conversation while ignoring the many than simply read (consume)?
If this were true, SquareSpace would be trading way higher than they are now, Twitter wouldn't exist, and Facebook would look a lot like MySpace. My take: people created websites back then because there was no other choice. People RUSHED into MySpace when it got hot partly because of this. Many people don't care about web culture; they only care about consuming. Just like many people don't become screenwriters or dir…
Personally I hate it. But that's where all the creators are.
Is this something to do with Brian Lovin? I see the design of his personal site is a heavy influence, but didn't know it was open sourced? https://brianlovin.com/writing
It is open sourced here: https://github.com/brianlovin/briOS
Anyone know how a way to run a personal site for around $50 USD or under a year that can be pointed to a custom domain? My wife does some rug making and wants a portfolio available to show off her art, but we would prefer not to pay $10-20/month for such a site.
Is this something to do with Brian Lovin? I see the design of his personal site is a heavy influence, but didn't know it was open sourced? https://brianlovin.com/writing
The source code is really similar Not seeing Brian Lovin’s name in the LICENSE file in Nym either...
Okay.. so someone copied Brian Lovin's blog platform and is proud of themselves.
The HN zeitgeist (at least as of 2021) was to use a static site generator like Hugo or Jekyll. Why would we want to use Nym — speaking as someone who doesn't use either, that is. When the itch to "small b blog" (love the term, by the way) came around, I built my own blogging frontend utilising GitHub Gists as the data store[1]. It's been working great so far, and uses basically no resources. [1] https://devnull.land/…
I write all my posts in Obsidian and export them to Hugo and it’s fantastic!
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The source code is really similar Not seeing Brian Lovin’s name in the LICENSE file in Nym either...
Good to see this fixed quickly: https://github.com/Nym-HQ/nym/commit/a3530463ee323b8ba492960...