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danvillalon

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danvillalon··on Flipdiscs
I think a missed opportunity on the website would be to have a flip button to change the colors pallete too! White background black text and flip back to the current one!

Very cool project!

danvillalon··on The blissful Zen of a good side project
What type of job does sales of Anki decks? I never though this to be have like a market, so curious to know
danvillalon··on Free Postgres databases for small projects
I believe they address this on the last sentence of the blog as a measure to prevent abuse on the free-tier they ask for credit card info, they specifically complain about cypto mining
danvillalon··on Gitlab Handbook's HN Page
Mind to share if there's a video or something of the presentation? Would love to see it, thanks.
danvillalon··on Ideal Monitor Rotation for Programmers
Windows has PowerToys [1] with the tool FancyZones, I've used it daily for a while and in general works pretty well, it's customizable and I use it to setup "zones" for working and splitting my tools into predefined spaces on muy screens.

[1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/

danvillalon··on Show HN: I built an After Effects for dummies
Dogfooding: eating your own food. Is refer to the practice of using you own product as your main service, being your own customer. As example, there's a story where every Android (OS) developer where given basic Android phone with low RAM as their main device, they where aiming to decrease the resources the OS required and using the phone by the developers allowed them to experience first hand what low income/cheap phone owners felt IRL, thus allowing them to better focus on improving the product on real pain points experienced by themselves
danvillalon··on Google YOLO clickjacking
HN has moderation, so some stories can be pushed back into the /New stack by staff, they can fall again if aren't liked by the community
danvillalon··on Sibilant Snakelikes
I just noticed your response, I must said I've enjoyed your past games and I've shared them.

I've particularly enjoyed playing Snakisms, playing it was quite a discovery process! *edit: tipo