justintoon

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by justintoon 3y ago
Yup, I just never took the time to set it up properly.
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by justintoon 3y ago
I took a closer look and the iOS extension supports entering a “session link” which allows the Kagi redirect to work in private windows. Entering it is a bit cumbersome—you have to first open a private window and then any random page so you
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by justintoon 3y ago
I realize this is probably not the solution you want, but there is an official iOS Safari extension that will intercept all address bar searches and route them to Kagi. I don’t remember how much it costs, and it doesn’t seem to work super w
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by justintoon 3y ago
I’ve used Magnet for ages. It’s pretty expensive now though—I think it was only a couple of dollars when I bought it. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/magnet/id441258766?mt=12
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by justintoon 4y ago
I believe the official term was "sidetalkin'" https://sidetalking.com
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by justintoon 4y ago
You spelled "misspelled" correctly, which earns a point in my book because (in a profound display of irony) a lot of native speakers misspell that one!
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by justintoon 5y ago
Am I literally the only person who sees the pun against “His Girl Friday?” Maybe it wasn’t intentional but that’s literally the first thing I thought of.
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by justintoon 5y ago
Seconding this comment. I grumbled at first about paying for it but frankly after more than a year I’ve come to realize it’s money well spent considering how much use my family gets out of it.
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by justintoon 5y ago
Haha that is literally the only part of any Ramona book which I still remember all these years later. “Who’s Mr. King?” I remember her dad asking.
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by justintoon 6y ago
I drive a base model Mazda 3 which has needed no major repairs whatsoever and runs like a top. Meanwhile my wife drives a Nissan Murano (by all accounts a much “nicer” car) and we had to effectively replace the entire steering system at a c
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by justintoon 6y ago
I’ve had it pretty much since it launched. $5 a month is a pittance and there are quite a few excellent games on it (Grindstone is fantastic if you have any interest at all in color-matching puzzles), plus it’s hard to overstate the signifi
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by justintoon 7y ago
They provide a detailed explanation why at this page: https://www.macbartender.com/Screen-Recording-Permission/
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by justintoon 7y ago
Maybe to spark conversation?
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by justintoon 7y ago
Zach Gage created a version where both sides get a random assortment of pieces, which certainly turns the game on its head. http://reallybadchess.com/
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by justintoon 7y ago
I can speak to this. I have a Google Nexus 7 tablet with the mini-USB connection which I’m no longer able to use because the port simply will not hold a cable effectively enough to charge it.
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by justintoon 7y ago
It’s rare that I find a comment which validates my own practices like this. I personally love creating systems and abstractions, and admittedly I will sometimes create one when a simpler solution would suffice. However those “over-engineere
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by justintoon 8y ago
Probably because all of CSS uses 1-index (ex: :nth-child)
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by justintoon 8y ago
Ha, I was telling my wife about this article and read her this comment, knowing that she would get it. Right on cue, she replied, “ugh, me too.”
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by justintoon 9y ago
I've been using Magnet for a while now. It seems much more stable and efficient than Spectacle. Hopefully it will not end up on this chopping block as well. http://magnet.crowdcafe.com/
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by justintoon 10y ago
I switched from SourceTree to Tower after the former started to feel excessively buggy and slow. Tower seems much more stable, plus I think some of its workflows are much nicer. In particular I really appreciate how easy it is to control co