analogmemory

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by analogmemory 7y ago
I like your optimism. But I see most people just shrugging their shoulders if they don't see how it could affect them. Long term risk often hard for humans to comprehend.
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by analogmemory 7y ago
Right? This is the best way to make the story a non-issue.
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by analogmemory 7y ago
This totally works in latest Chrome/FF/Safari https://codesandbox.io/s/static-jkvzs https://jkvzs.codesandbox.io/ The other trick is to add a random string/number in from of the name att
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by analogmemory 7y ago
You can disable a single input field from autocomplete `autocomplete="off"`
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by analogmemory 7y ago
Daily Mail is the sort of “paper” you use to line a bird cage with
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by analogmemory 7y ago
I mean they were pretty clear they didn't care about the money. Emailing daily to check in on progress is good enough. I've been in a similar situation. The manager isn't really concerned about the money. They just need someo
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by analogmemory 7y ago
If I'm feeling snarky, I'll say "Looks like you've already asked a question there ;)" A nice way to help folks is to say to them after the exchange, "Feel free to ask your question when you ping me s
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by analogmemory 7y ago
I've switched over to Notion. They even have a tool now to transfer all your notes from Evernote. Feels simple to use but has some really powerful features. https://www.notion.so
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by analogmemory 8y ago
Sorry that should have been timers. If I tell Siri to set a timer (while a timer is running) it still asks if I want to change the timer or leave it alone.
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by analogmemory 8y ago
Agreed on the kitchen part. Once I moved my google home (mini) into the kitchen it got more useful. * Setting multiple alarms (why can't apple do this??) * Conversions * Food questions I think it would be rad if I could feed it a recip
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by analogmemory 8y ago
That reminds me of my idea to create "tech" stock imagery that isn't a joke
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by analogmemory 8y ago
From personal conversations with tech folk who don’t work at Facebook, I’d say it’s about the money. Most people say they don’t want to work there, but if the money was fuck-you good, they wouldn’t say no
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by analogmemory 8y ago
Agreed, I have it on my desk and during a break I’ll pick a color and learn it’s origins
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by analogmemory 8y ago
I really enjoyed the experimental layouts the various stories had. Had an art magazine feel to it.
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by analogmemory 8y ago
Sounds like what 99designs.com does
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by analogmemory 8y ago
Nope, but there are tools for this PurgeCSS (recommended by Tailwind) https://github.com/FullHuman/purgecss PurifyCSS https://github.com/purifycss/purifycss
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by analogmemory 8y ago
I have only anecdotal data to support my opinion that this is a truly dumb idea. It really tells of the lack of empathy for people on the street
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by analogmemory 8y ago
According to some search results ... it's > “Looking to the future, the next big step will be for the very concept of the “device” to fade away. Over time, the computer itself — whatever its form factor — will be an intelligent assi
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by analogmemory 8y ago
Depends on who they lay off, but it does mean they'll have less resources to do investigative journalism. Hidden Brain had a good podcast episode on the costs of newspapers going out of business. https://www.npr.org/201
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by analogmemory 8y ago
I don't feel that snake oil salesfolk deserve any empathy.
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by analogmemory 8y ago
Ugh, yeah they bought and then slowly killed off Mailbox. :(
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by analogmemory 8y ago
ManageWP uses the WordPress api to update plugins and themes
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by analogmemory 8y ago
As a cyclist, I'm hopeful that these bike/scooter/wheel-shares programs will force governments to examine their plans for keeping people safe. More low-speed travel lanes for bikes, scooters, one-wheels, hoverboards, etc. Kee
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by analogmemory 8y ago
I love passion projects like this. Keep up the work!
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by analogmemory 8y ago
I really want to say something mean to this toxic comment. But if you're having a bad day/week, I hope things get better for you.
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by analogmemory 8y ago
Reminds of another problem in restaurants, the annoying music they pipe in. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/23/dining/restaurant-music-p...
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by analogmemory 8y ago
People get offline versions of podcasts, albums from streaming services, netflix, etc
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by analogmemory 8y ago
Yeah it's why I stopped trying to convince her otherwise. At most an attacker would have 60 minutes a day to do something :P
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by analogmemory 8y ago
My mom still thinks her computer will get a virus (all by itself) if she leaves it running when she's not around. Even with my explanations. So she shuts it off completely every time she's done. I can imagine her running a cyber s
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by analogmemory 8y ago
It could be on purpose? I've found that I learn better when I am forced to read ALL the instructions and then try to solve the problem without having quick access to the instructions.

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