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by darekkay 3mo ago
Thanks. You've shared the same link twice. Here's the post from Daniel: https://glass.photo/daniel/bhGvi7R5zR8XvuYG6jT3X He also wrote an official post on Glass: https://glass.photo/highlights
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Eighteen(meyerweb.com)
4 points by darekkay 3mo ago|0 comments
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by darekkay 5mo ago
There's also Irys (from Alan Schaller). It's more open than Glass, as it's a freemium model, but it's also more closed at the same time, as it doesn't offer a web-based version. It's probably even more photogra
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by darekkay 5mo ago
This sounds great, especially as it's linked to the IC card. Unfortunately, I couldn't find anything similar for JR West or JR Kyushu, which I will be using in the next few weeks. Hopefully they will implement the same system in t
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by darekkay 5mo ago
But you still have to pick up the tickets at the machine. Additionally, my mobile phone internet is not recognized as "being in Japan", so I can't access the QR code needed for the ticket without wifi. You can work around it
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by darekkay 6mo ago
Vacation is also never mentioned in those discussions or comparisons. 10 days in the US vs. 20-30 (+ 8-14 public holidays, depending on the state) in Germany is much more important for _me_ than the net income. https://en.wikiped
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by darekkay 7mo ago
HTML vs. CSS is a separation of technologies. If HTML was really only about the content and the CSS was only about styling, we wouldn't have to write div soups to style our websites (.container-wrapper .container .container-inner { &#x
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by darekkay 8mo ago
That's cool! A small idea: if I can resize the window (nice!), I'd expect the maximize button to work, too.
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by darekkay 1y ago
I've been maintaining my bookmarks as plain text (YAML) for years, which I then turn into a single interactive HTML file [1]. [1] https://darekkay.com/static-marks/
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by darekkay 1y ago
Bonne chance!
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by darekkay 1y ago
ai.robots.txt contains a big list of AI crawlers to block, either through robots.txt or via server rules: https://github.com/ai-robots-txt/ai.robots.tx
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by darekkay 1y ago
There are web APIs for both.
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by darekkay 2y ago
Check out the following: - https://indieblog.page/ - https://blogdb.org/ - https://github.com/outcoldman/hackernews-personal-blogs
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by darekkay 2y ago
> the ability to read the whole content in the reader instead of having to go to the site. But that depends on how RSS/Atom exposes the content; It rather depends on the amount of content the RSS _author_ includes in the RSS feed. T
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by darekkay 2y ago
I've analyzed the palette with my own tool, a11y-contrast[1], and indeed the luminance is not uniform. I wrote [2] about why this might be a desired property of a color palette. [1] https://github.com/darekkay/a11y
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Making the video that made Gorillaz(animationobsessive.substack.com)
222 points by darekkay 2y ago|58 comments
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by darekkay 2y ago
> 1000s of requests a day Some RSS readers are quite aggressive with their polling time. At the same time, a single request may serve thousands of users. However, you can check your logs and get the actual number of subscribers, at least
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by darekkay 2y ago
I've once blogged about this technique, in case someone wants to learn more about it: https://darekkay.com/blog/rss-styling/
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by darekkay 2y ago
I've been using XYplorer for 10 years now and it's fantastic. There are just so many features and quality of life improvements over the Windows explorer. It's written by a single person, and they're very responsive. I&#x
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by darekkay 2y ago
Not the OP, but I've been using XYplorer for 10 years now. I have a sidebar with a few scripts. Here are the ones I use the most: - Extract selected archives - Flatten current folder - Convert selected file(s) to various formats (e.g.
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by darekkay 2y ago
Kagi Small Web (the index is open source) comes to my mind, even though it doesn't specifically focus on UI annoyances. https://blog.kagi.com/small-web
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by darekkay 2y ago
When learning Flexbox, I've created a cheat sheet to look up the properties. Others might find it useful, too: https://darekkay.com/flexbox-cheatsheet/
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by darekkay 2y ago
> the first number you put out will be remembered This is called anchoring effect, a psychological bias.
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Video subtitles, captions, audio descriptions and transcripts(darekkay.com)
2 points by darekkay 2y ago|0 comments
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by darekkay 2y ago
Yes, a lot: https://darekkay.com/blog/static-site-comments/
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DigiKam 8.5.0(digikam.org)
1 points by darekkay 2y ago|0 comments
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by darekkay 2y ago
Maybe I was (un)lucky, but the only film I've checked was "Inception". It's spoken at 19:24, but the explorer states the title is not dropped at all. I had to actually look it up, as I've doubted my memory for a sec
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by darekkay 2y ago
Yes please! I always show a "published" date, but also a "last updated" date for my evergreen posts.
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by darekkay 2y ago
There are projects where scrum doesn't make much sense. You wouldn't want to build a house in an agile way. It is also essential to have the customer comnit to the agile way of working. A project with a fixed deadline, fixed scope
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by darekkay 2y ago
> I wish there was a business reason for orgs to care about accessable and machine readable emails. I hope the upcoming EU Accessibility Act will be enough for many organizations to finally make their emails accessible. I disable images

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