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Now that's Numberwang!

Yes, as linked in the post

Currently the best way to get notificiation/widget support for FreeStyle Libre, and complication support on Wear OS/Pixel Watch.

Press the Escape key on your keyboard to regain mouse control

For anybody wanting to achieve the same effect while using the official HN site, you can use the following as a custom user style:

  tr.athing + tr {display: none;}

Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/MSsblMm.png

I would guess that it would be because Notion is mostly designed to be used as a personal note-taking/todo/trello app (which it's great at!)

Though it's possible to "publish" or share your notes it doesn't look like a well designed use of the platform.

That's great! Do you have an enclosure design for the home consoles, perhaps a physical pico-8 style enclosure?

I'm also in the same boat as SmellyGeekBoy, and can attest the same. With the Oneplus rom I saw maybe 1.5 days of battery, with Lineage I often see 2-3 days.

This is completely anecdotal however, and it's likely that the reduced battery is down to having installed different/fewer apps on Lineage.

Switching to Firefox Focus [1] is probably a better solution -- it's Webkit/Blink under the hood, but blocks ads/trackers and doesn't maintain a browser history.

[1] https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/focus/

Sounds like more of a complaint of informal instant messaging in general, rather than a problem specifically attributed to Slack.

Slack has it's problems, but it also has it's place.

For the Slack teams I'm a member of, we've got rules about using @channel and @here, and anybody that uses either is usually shamed to some extent if they do so.

For the complaint about the use of Electron (and all of that overhead), it's trivial for a Slack team to enable the IRC gateway (in /admin/settings#gateways) and connect through your preferred IRC client.

mdo says it's the first of many "iterative design changes"[1]

[1] https://twitter.com/mdo/status/830138373230653440

It's pretty powerful stuff, though I'm sort of leaning towards the idea of "how much is too much in the web browser?".

I've been playing with some Web Bluetooth enabled things lately, namely the "Puck.js"[1] piece of Espruino[2] hardware and it's Web Bluetooth browser-based IDE[3].

The browser-based controls for device discovery (in Chrome at-least) are quite nice/intuitive.

[1] http://www.puck-js.com/ [2] http://www.espruino.com/ [3] https://www.espruino.com/ide/

Hopefully when it ships it'll be more than an Android phone and some 3D-printed ABS...

http://i.imgur.com/VIqWuDG.jpg

I had a go at rewriting this to use requestAnimationFrame, and provide more instruments and some random/clear buttons: https://blog.omgmog.net/beatmaker/

Including whitespace it's 102 lines: https://github.com/omgmog/beatmaker/blob/master/js/index.js

An interesting thing, after a short while the browser unloads the page (Chrome on Mac OS) -- probably due to memory usage, which I think this is down to creating a new Audio element each time, rather than initialising them once and then triggering .play() when needed.

update:

Alright I'm using AudioContext now rather than `new Audio`, seems to be performing a lot better. This puts us at about 144 lines.

Nice, but your slider is blocking interaction with most of the boxes http://i.imgur.com/Ae4uyoJ.png

The scrolling behaviour on that page is infuriating.

https://minecraft.net/game/howtoplay

At night time, dig a hole and wait for the sun to rise.

Seems not to currently.

2degrees is looking for a front-end developer to join our Agile team in Oxford, UK.

Full job details in this pdf: https://www.2degreesnetwork.com/files/uploads/careers/Front-...

The way I'd approach this would be something like this:

- Set up a cron job to check the real-time API for changes to your referrers

- when a new referrer is detected, talk to Slack via their WebHooks integration service

You could use Google's App Engine (and Scheduled Tasks with Cron for Python) for the cron job, https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/python/config/cron

Read more about the WebHooks integration service here: https://slack.com/services/new/incoming-webhook

So much duplicate properties, this could really be simplified!

Also inconsistency, sometimes using vendor prefixes, sometimes not, smells of copy/paste coding.

Improved version: http://codepen.io/omgmog/pen/ogwKeW

I've been using "Atmail Cloud" for about 18 months now and have had no issues, I've got about 20 domains using the service. https://www.atmail.com/product

Tested with Big Buck Bunny and it seems to work nice enough.

http://distribution.bbb3d.renderfarming.net/video/mp4/bbb_su...

Upgrading right now.

A note to anybody with additional files in /usr/local: the "About a minute remaining" screen will last for ages as it has to copy over each file from your old /usr/local to the new one. You can hit cmd+l to see the status of this.

This applies to anybody who uses node js, ruby, homebrew, python, postgres, etc.

I've always said it like "Mellow", "Yellow", "Jello", "Hello", etc.

Indeed!

The developer tools in Chrome are a good starting point, you can emulate the screen size, user agent and orientation of a number of devices. A quick Google surfaced this article about the emulation: http://www.realeyes.com/blog/2014/02/19/a-quick-guide-to-chr...

Having a range of devices at hand helps too.

The author clearly doesn't understand the benefit of CSS preprocessors.

Protip: There's more to them than prefixfree and nesting.

TL;DR: Apple are in control of the feature-set available to browsers on their own closed OS.

This isn't a surprise, just as the fact that "Chrome on iOS is just a wrapper around Safari's Webkit" isn't a surprise.

If you want to use another browser engine, then use a different OS. You won't have this problem on Android.

Apple's iPhone isn't the "The mobile web", it's just a lousy window into "the mobile web" for a fraction of the users.

When developing any responsive (or gasp mobile) site, I wouldn't check it solely on iPhone/iPad, that's crazy talk.

A theme for LightDM Webkit that's a mashup of the Google login and Chrome OS login.

Repo: https://github.com/omgmog/lightdm-webkit-google Screenshot: http://uk.omg.li/VE7v