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SethKinast
3y ago
Submitted by user `walz` 2 hours ago. The site pulls in an analytics script from the domain `route.run`. Going to route.run redirects to routeshuffle.com. routeshuffle.com/about : Made by a teenager I'm Riley Walz, a d
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SethKinast
3y ago
Haha, I was on the other end of this call around 2004-2005. Someone had a nice portfolio of iconography, UX constructs, etc., and I reached out to commission a theme for our software. She had to ask her parents for permission because it tur
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Cooklang – Recipe Markup Language
(cooklang.org)
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SethKinast
3y ago
Yes, Christian (legally) recorded all calls with Reddit and published them.
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3y ago
... Freudian slip?
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SethKinast
3y ago
I feel like this sort of broad-brush can be applied to almost all communities larger than a trivial size. Guns, cars, collectibles. There are pockets of elitism where people are comfortable in their insular group and use it as a status symb
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SethKinast
4y ago
It's very hard for me to scroll back up because it starts triggering pull-to-refresh. Android 13 / Chrome.
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4y ago
My first company's primary product was a CMS-like system that integrated with some archaic backends for inventory management. The CMS was likewise relatively barebones and inflexible. Most of the pages involved placing a selection of w
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SethKinast
4y ago
When they released the COVID vaccine for under-5s, my wife got my son the first appointment she could find, which was 2.5 months away and after preschool started. I looked at the appointment site the hospital used, and saw that the way it p
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4y ago
I built a web-based game that integrated into a popular MMO. The game was free to play but I monetized through an affiliate agreement with the MMO company. Eventually they realized they could just copy the game and run it inside the MMO its
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4y ago
I migrated from a legacy GSuite account to MXRoute. Quite DIY but very solid, and cheaper than many of the other popular options. (Black Friday deals appear to still be available for now: https://mxroute.blackfriday/ ) I wa
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SethKinast
4y ago
I actually added them to my "spammy recruiters" Sieve rule because I was getting so many. The combination of these rules catches a LOT of recruiter spam; most importantly, it seems that most of the recruiters that configure their
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5y ago
I used a legacy GSuite free account for many years until it just got too painful because of how Google actively prevents those accounts from using its ecosystem (can't use Nest, can't use Family Share or family YouTube plans, and
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5y ago
Possibly Electroboom: https://youtu.be/lIK1jnYr0yw
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5y ago
"applying" is a gerund so "your" as the possessive is correct.
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6y ago
On a properly-configured network, all DNS requests are intercepted and routed to the desired DNS server. I do this to make Google devices respect my DNS preferences (send DNS through PiHole) instead of using their hardcoded setting.
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6y ago
I used NameCheap for around 10 years, until they bungled up an order I made. I renewed a .com for an additional 9 years. When the order processed, it turns out domains can only be extended out to a maximum of 10 years, and this domain was s
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6y ago
Haha I worked on that flow. It's the escape hatch because we didn't find what you were looking for in the typeahead, so we have to let you escape to the full SERP results page.
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7y ago
I have a Laura Davidson chair (clone of the Herman Miller Sayl) https://www.lauradavidsondirect.com/products/bowery-manageme... Some things are definitely not to the standard of the original (armrests) but the lumbar s
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7y ago
That's Atom with Nuclide.
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8y ago
No .st so that domain will have to stay stranded at Gandi :P
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9y ago
You should be able to change your username in the desktop site settings: https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=account§ion=userna...
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9y ago
I don't really plan on giving them a chance; I went to about:preferences#privacy and removed the permission.
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10y ago
I think this is somewhat of a deceptive trap that people fall into. It's difficult to trial something like React unless you set up all the tooling around it, so Ember appears easier because it is blackboxed and sets things up for you.
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11y ago
I'm curious what the monthly cost is for the line (not considering the upfront cost).
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11y ago
Dust.js ( http://www.dustjs.com/ ) Dust is flexible asynchronous templating for both the browser and server. The project languished for awhile, which I think led to it falling by the wayside popularity-wise. I picked up devel
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12y ago
Yep, I've been using a post-receive hook alongside "receive.denyCurrentBranch ignore" read oldrev newrev ref branchname=${ref#refs/heads/} git --git-dir=. --work-tree=$PWD/.. checkout -f ${branchname}
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12y ago
The level that really made me smile was one with about twenty "exits", only one of which was real. One of the cursors sat by the real one and danced invitingly until everyone noticed.
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12y ago
I can't believe anyone would put their Amazon password into a third-party site. I clicked on the link, started through the login funnel, realized what I was about to do, and stopped. When I got the "Are you sure?" message, I
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12y ago
The /css route is being served with the correct MIME type-- "text/css". That's all that really matters, despite the unconventional name. This is likely a route that aggregates a collection of CSS automatically and o
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