rachkovsky

Animated icons can be quite annoying.

What "state side-effects" are you dealing with?

So tired of paywalled nytimes links!

Code is art too.

I'm using zeerka.com for exactly that: research projects that are saved as groups of links. And it's browser agnostic.

I had an opposite (BAD) experience with Amex. I switched my internet provider, called the old one and cancelled the service. They didn't give me any cancellation number, but kept charging me monthly via Amex. They were going out of business (no wonder), so they stopped picking up the phone and had PO Box for the address, but kept charging!

When I asked Amex to cancel or prevent further charges, they refused to do anything without a cancellation number, which I didn't have and couldn't get.

So, your mileage may vary.

No Excuses!: The Power of Self-Discipline by Brian Tracy. It's so good. I keep rereading it. Does wonders to my motivation and productivity.

I do and I don't.

I don't use browser bookmarks/favorites, but I have created and use zeerka.com browser homepage that keeps all the links I need, accessible in any browser, taggable, searchable.

Try zeerka.com if you like favicons.

Please add a favicon!

Cool idea. You need favicon, so it looks nicer when bookmarked or saved in dashboard sites, like zeerka.com

Thanks a lot for the Healthcare Triage link!

Nest Learning Thermostat: https://store.nest.com/product/thermostat

I know that black on white is not cool anymore, but a little bit more contrast would benefit the site. Grey on grey is hard to read, I want to wipe the screen cause it seem dusty.

Didn't even noticed that change since using zeerka.com. At work I have to test the same bunch of web sites in a variety of browsers, so using each browser's bookmark manager would be really painful.

Firefox Reader View feature with audio narration is the best! And no other browser has it!

Your site needs a favicon.

Watch 'Hungry for Change' on Netflix.

This is the only web site I had to make font size smaller to read it comfortably.

The best on the topic is How To Disagree by Paul Graham http://paulgraham.com/disagree.html

Listening to non fiction audio books. Since I've started half a year ago I have "read" over 16 books while commuting or exercising.

Great stuff! The only feature I need now is 'open links in a new window' option. Yes, I know that you can do Ctrl+click or click with the mouse wheel to achieve the same, but that is not the same!

Which bookmarking service do you use, just curious?

How about in-app purchases? Wouldn't it be harder to implement low friction flow?