andrethegiant

That pricing change only impacts private repos owned by organizations — you can still have private repos on a personal account and not be charged.

I cofounded FeaturePeek, where we built a tool to solve this problem. It syncs comments and screenshots to the GitHub/GitLab pull request, so teammates can leave feedback during the development cycle, when devs prefer. We were acquired by Netlify in 2021, and now it’s built in to their Deploy Previews product, available on every pricing tier.

The post reads a lot better skipping over the 15h days / pizza section. I wish the author had omitted that part.

Don’t forget small talk and shared toilets.

r/WordAvalanches

I wish outline could respect border-radius like in other browsers.

OP's OS may have replaced three periods (`...`) with an ellipsis character (`…`), which HN probably filters out in titles.

In Oakland we had a turkey named Gerald who became more agitated during covid and would attack people in the rose garden. An animal trapper had to dress up as a feeble old woman to capture it. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/nov/25/oakland-turk...

more like VRtigo

mv

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I didn’t hate it :-) I actually made the Gas widget, which fetched local gas prices. It was a popular widget at the time, and ended up on a slide (amongst other third-party widgets) during the 2006 WWDC keynote.

Tiger also was the debut of Dashboard widgets, which opened up creating app-like experiences for those who knew HTML/JS/CSS instead of Cocoa (myself included).

Tweetbot is free, hides ads, can sort chronologically, and you can filter out other people's likes, retweets, and replies.

Is just a lil bit of JS allowed?

Change the title here please dang?

Looking at that screenshot I bet the password is 1234

Enough with the VR. Can't wait for this trend to pass.

You're free! Enjoy your new life.

The goal doesn't need to be to make money. The goal could just be to think of something new and have fun. And I think the author has clearly done that.

Funny, I recently made a site to encode English into emoji. Not just English, any text really. I call it face64 (like base64) https://face64.me

> using newer web technologies like Angular

surprised that they're only replacing the frontend, and with a framework that many wouldn't consider new

I guess it takes getting used to, but at first glance, the screenshots of lazygit look more complicated to me than git's normal stdout.

It doesn't help that ".com" is in their brand name, especially now that there's going to be a physical place named after it. "Let's meet at Crypto.com Arena" is hard to understand and sounds lame at the same time.

As a pre-order customer, I don't mind the delay. I'm glad they're doing it right instead of rushing to meet a deadline.

ECT is not as brutal or risky as it used to be. You can now opt for unilateral treatment (only shocking one hemisphere) rather than bilateral for the same outcome with lessened side effects. I agree TMS should come first, but I think the comparison of ECT to lobotomy is misguided.

If it redirects then it should be in the 3xx class

Pieter, why do you use the same font across all of your sites?

My favorite part is that the response body can optionally include "short and stout".