- test1235OT, but I love the author's retro homepage. Just seeing that made me smile this morning
- if there's one surprising thing I've learnt from HN users, it's that there're loads of people out there who run browsers with zillions of tabs open all the time
- is it to do with patten matching maybe? maybe autists can spot sociopaths 'cos they behave just ever so slightly differently ... and maybe you can recognize AI text 'cos you see a pattern in the content which non-autists do not?
- This is a perspective I'd like to hear more often. Too often I hear all these supposed ideal solutions without mentioning the pitfalls of having to support a non-technical family.
Pi hole is a good example. Do all websites (and other services) still work perfectly but without ads, or am I going to have to endure sighing and eyerolling everytime someone asks me why their site isn't loading (again)?
- There's also one in Hong Kong, surprisingly.
Fellow Aberdonian represent
- > I didn't have a "shower clause" in my employment contract
what's a shower clause?
EDIT:
"That’s the clause that says your employer owns every idea that you come up with in the shower."
- I would love to have such a simple car, here in the uk.
Something tells me though, that if such a company got successful, it wouldn't be long before the features started creeping back in, to justify an increase in price.
- video in lieu of the article's broken link:
Bullet vs Prince Rupert's Drop at 150,000 fps - Smarter Every Day 165: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24q80ReMyq0
- I'm hearing this sentiment a lot, and I agree. I hope Argos are forward thinking and aware enough to capitalise on this opportunity to improve their services further.
- >The anticipation was palpable, with at least six other tourists wandering the cold brick hall, there to hear the final hours of this loud and, after a time, torturous sound.
Just reading that line alone brightened up my morning. You can admire something and still find it a bit silly.
- That was my first thought as well.
Supposing this project gets off the ground, maybe even somehow surpasses linkedin, some investor will come along, flash a big pile of cash at the owner and bam, through various monetization strategies to make back that money, you end up back at linkedin.
Linkedin isn't the way it is because they didn't know how to make good UI.
- even if it's the same stuff, it's interesting to see different comments
I think a lot of the time, I find more value in the comments and discussion than the actual article
- >rendering a static website
2advanced was the epitome of flash design. I don't think I was ever really paying much attention to the content, but it was fun to interact with the UI.
https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/gallery/2advanced-studios-v1...
EDIT: They're still going!
All on canvas now, but same kinda feel. Makes me think of command and conquer.
- makes me think of Final Fantasy 7, which came out around the same time
- For me, it was a delicio.us replacement
- For new cars in the US (they're not required at all here in UK)
- randy's also written the cute framework and is super helpful on discord, if you're into that sorta thing.
I'm sure I've also spotted him in the SDL channels.