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You're getting Android 12 release date confused with 11. 11 was released in Sept 2020, your point still stands however.

I'm curious what was the approach to get enough users to actually use this, also noticed there's dark mode, but I don't see a setting for it. Guessing it's for registered users?

tangent: Why are there still a lot of sites not doing dark mode first. Discord did a great job of this.

https://archive.ph/bA9rS

but how would this affect day to day life, though? Not how long you think it will.

nice.

Are there any screenshots of what this looks like when in use?

I forgot about that, Chrome has that too. That should work.

I don't think there's any way around that pop up on a mobile browser.

and also the Laravel framework

https://pastebin.com/LDMjLWgn

I suspect the nouveau video driver is the culprit.

I'm currently using Ubuntu 18.04

The effects are very slow on chrome v74, but super smooth in FF v66. I suppose that's Electrolysis[1] in action.

[1] https://wiki.mozilla.org/Electrolysis#Overview

I've never used it myself but from the looks of the UI, it seems to be heavily influenced by gmail in design.

here's the google reader blog for historical reference: http://googlereader.blogspot.com

Truer words have never been spoken.

Eddie Woo is awesome

Lol, this cracked me up

Bingo! Those work great paired with a AWS Lambda function

lol, I think you got em!

anyone mind giving a tl;dr version of this article? I find the text really strenuous to look at.

So does this method strip out ads?

What brand of tin foil do you use to make your hats?

My smartphone is now a black box in control of my life.

Only if you let it control your life.

Sounds like you're describing a mailing-list

Sounds like you're getting ideas.

I can completely relate to this.

I think he meant "conversations" as in someone walking up and interrupting you to have a conversation

What happened to your remote company?

What's the benefit of this over doing a direct exchange. ie. Local currency <--> foreign currency?

That is a pretty cool use case

I quite often type git then go away and come back, then type a full git status after it.

Does anyone else actually do this besides OP. I've never heard of this problem until now.

The ads where you have to scroll to make them go away are the worst

From a quick peek at it, it seems better than Ruby. Maybe the AWS CodeDeploy Agent and Gitlab packages can be rewritten in it, which are both coded in Ruby and slow