reinierladan

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I use this hack to turn mouse movements into scroll movements with Hammerspoon. It's one of the first things I need on a fresh install of MacOS.

https://github.com/reinier/dotfiles/blob/main/hammerspoon/er...

It let's you hold down the right click key and use your mouse to scroll any x/y direction.

Original source for this hack is offline, but Internet Archive to the rescue: https://web.archive.org/web/20200808000102/https://savouryti...

BTW I use Figma all the time, I have never any issues scrolling with this hack.

I got the same mail, but how do we know this Ev is Evan Williams?

I'm really looking forward to this app. Looks like a nice combination of a calendar with a todo-list.

The original article is gone.

https://thinkfractional.blog/secret-ipad/

I can’t believe The Expanse is more expensive per episode than Westworld for example. It all feels so cheaply produced. The books are awesome btw.

I don't know about other platforms but on MacOS native apps are way better designed (looks and usability) than the electron crap that is available. So I'm curious, what makes you say JS devs are better at designing apps than native devs who know how native apps work?

Amazing service. I've used it many times to read articles from newspapers I'm not subscribed to. Also got my money back a couple of times. It just works.

I'm in the beta program for a while now. I love being able to read articles from different news papers without having to buy them all. Articles usually cost about 15 to 25 cents and you can ask your money back when the article is not what you expect it to be. This is pretty useful because the moment you click on an article you pay for it. I haven't found this to be a problem for now but I guess people will sometimes click without noticing. Money is being refunded without questions asked.

The service works great on an iPad and the crew behind Blendle is really responsive to questions. Great work.

I'm one of the few lucky ones with a beta account. I love being able to read articles from different news papers without having to buy them all. Articles usually cost about 15 to 25 cents and you can ask your money back when the article is not what you expect it to be. This is pretty useful because the moment you click on an article you pay for it. I haven't found this to be a problem for now but I guess people will sometimes click without noticing. Money is being refunded without questions asked.

The service works great on an iPad and the crew behind Blendle is really responsive to questions. Great work.

First, I would focus on privacy. Second, on specific photo tools that Facebook isn't going to offer. Make sure that people can easily sign up during a party or an event at which a group of people is taking pictures and want to share them (afterwards). Make 'joining' an album free and let the 'album owner' pay.

Dropbox says "This account's public links are generating too much traffic and have been temporarily disabled!" so I put a backup on Cloud app: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4543626

Dropbox says "This account's public links are generating too much traffic and have been temporarily disabled!" so I put it on Cloud app as a backup.

It's a small world after all…

I can't explain how awesome xkcd 1110 is... 'the view is nice' is the new OMG. http://xkcd.com/1110/

Best interface to the full high res image yet. Love it.

This one is even more usefull: http://xkcd-map.rent-a-geek.de/ (give that guy a diamond Internets)

Nice one. If it wasn't for myself I wouldn't have found the second x-wing. This thing is too big and too epic.

I created a full high res PDF of the image (only 11MB), with readable text balloons. — http://s.rlink.co/JZ6G

Created it by creating an image of http://iclub.site40.net/xkcd.html with [Paparazzi!](http://derailer.org/paparazzi/)

Full image in PDF (close enough to full res for readable text balloons): http://s.rlink.co/JZ6G