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I’ve been using Unread app on my iPhone to read all my RSS feeds. I really don’t get all these “RSS is dead” arguments — for me it’s always been such a pleasant experience. People don’t talk about it much, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s “dead”.
I wonder what’s your take on Crimea and Russia in this case.
Did you try Ghost (
https://ghost.org)? Their editor is quite good. Also, they've released version 1.0 a few days ago.
I wonder what made them to open offices in some of the most expensive cities in the world in the first place?
Was it in order to find the right talent? There are great people in other, less expensive cities.
If you're deliberately looking for it — you will definitely find/experience it at some point.
In my personal experience, Berlin is very foreigner-friendly.
Posted by
justanton on Thursday June 29, 2017 @03:42PM
from the dayoneapp.com dept.
I've just checked this book on Safari — it seems it indeed doesn't have the issues I've experienced while reading on Safari, like spacing between the letters in a word, tons of whitespace in weird places and poor image quality.
That means that overall quality of books ranges on the platform.
May I ask you, would you still prefer a Safari version of this book over, say, a PDF?
I am a Safari subscriber, however I use it only for quick reference or for watching videos.
I've never read a whole book on Safari only for one reason: the HTML formatting in the browser (as well as in the Queue app) is terrible.
It still amazes me, how a publisher such as O'Reilly, who by definition should be aware of importance of such things as typography, almost entirely neglected this in Safari. Books in Safari are just stream of text, without a proper layout. I truly wonder, if Safari employees have read a whole book on their platform themselves.
If I needed to read a whole book — I would still buy the paper version directly from the publisher or Amazon.
The news, that O'Reilly is gradually switching towards a subscription-only model in the future, are very disturbing for me.
How does Mozilla earn money?
All programming-related notes — Quiver
For daily research — Evernote (though I dislike it)
For brainstorm — paper moleskine
If anyone knows a good solution for organizing your own wiki — I'd very grateful!
What's this Notion? Couldn't find it online
In preferences you can always tune the level of "yellow". I personally, keep it at 5500k during the day, and in the evening turn it down a bit to 4800k.
Can someone pls explain the difference between personal and student licenses? They're both $20.
Login with Facebook is a nightmare: I've stopped counting the times I've had a problem with accounts created with Facebook Login. It is pain in the ass to switch that account to a regular one, once you did it.
Surprised that no one has mentioned Telegram
https://telegram.org/ so far:
Encryption, fantastic stickers, photo editor, tons of interesting channels, probably the best bots platform out there.
+ all mobile platforms and desktop version (as well as web based)
You can also find it's code on github.
I use Wunderlist precisely for that purpose:
When I discover an interesting book/movie, I just add it to my list there "read to" or "watch to".
I have this version: so far looks better around 200MB written while listening for cca 30 minutes.
I really hope they've fixed this.
Go to Greece: it's cheap, people are incredibly friendly and warm; the food is delicious and there is a huge historical heritage
What was the decision behind this?
Why not to develop a native app (swift or objective-c), that would be better optimized and would perform better?
Isn't there enough evidence that wrapped web apps like Slack or Atom (and now Spotify) perform worse than the native apps?
I use MiniHack (iOS) to read on the phone: there is an option to increase the font size.
The UI is not the best and how the comments are displayed could have been done better, but it works for me.
> Tiny and cheapLike 59 € cheap? For a thunderbolt 3 to thunderbolt 2 adapter. (I live in Europe, hence price in euros).
source: apple store europe
Huge respect for you for keeping your MacBook for so long.
I personally tired of stuff that "breaks" or becomes "obsolete" in a year or so.
Our environment is doomed if we continue to have lifestyles like this: buying new shit in a year.
Apple is being run more and more by marketers, rather than by techies.
As a developer, I don't want to see "emojis" on my keyboard, but I do want to be able to plug in any device I need in that exact moment, without looking for a right dongle.
Apple needs to stop sacrificing usability for "looks".
Posted by
justanton on Thursday October 13, 2016 @01:51PM
from the ask-hn dept.
What are the good channels for developers on YouTube to learn about e.g., programming techniques or best-practices?
does Chrome Web Store have this feature built-in (to offer and process payments for extensions)?
Pardon my ignorance: but how one actually earns money with chrome extensions?
Day One: one of the best UI for me
And, surprisingly, Google Photos