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Thank you, dang!

I have the same thought when I see the pencil tip is pointing upward instead of the other end.

Probably try to lower it down enough to fit one CD.

Same, "MDN" is always part of my web dev search query.

This is really brilliant! Reminds me of my time traveling in those cities.

On a side note, LINE Messaging API support sending image map message[0] where you can have multiple tappable areas.

[0] https://developers.line.biz/en/reference/messaging-api/#imag...

Found out about Caddy 1 when I was trying to enable https using Let's Encrypt cert years ago, it was easy to setup and it just work.

Well done on Caddy 2 and thank you!

I have been looking for a Windows alike snapping tool for Mac. Just tried Rectangle and it works just fine, thank you!

Nice work!

I like how it is first sorted by fish/bug that will be gone next month.

Probably HN hug of death.

Do check out author's other project, Kafdrop[0], a web UI for Kafka.

[0] https://github.com/obsidiandynamics/kafdrop

Whenever I need a table with pagination and export, jQuery DataTables is my go-to tool and it does the job well.

Same, just receive the notification about the 10GB.

I have been using Insomnia since it was shown in HN. One of my recent favorite features is request chaining introduced in v6.4.2.

I am currently learning these too.

I like the "Resource Viewer" feature which is easy to visualize the resources. Too bad that it is read-only which is fine if you are trying to make changes.

I signed this up when they first announced it but I still don't get the invite to access it. I am not sure how they choose who will have early access to it.

It was one of the first software I had when I got my first computer. To me it was the internet and I spent hours reading all the entries and interacting with the audio and video that come with it.

> “The Musang King is my favorite,” said Teh Bin Tean, a Singaporean researcher who has studied the durian genome. “Don’t try it first because the rest is all downhill.”

I wouldn't say the rest would be all downhill, there are many types of durian and each has its own unique taste (I personally like the sweet & bitter one).

I am having the same thought too after reading through it. Good job on the step by step explanation together with the illustrations.

Yes, I got my GitHub page 'hijacked' in a similar way some time ago when I switched the repo to private (when GitHub announced free private repos for regular account).

Quick response from GitHub after raising a report and got my CNAME back after going through the domain ownership verification with them.

I never thought of using any service to generate a chart and this looks like it may come in handy in the future for me.

Glad that it is open source so people can self host it.

I have been using this ever since SSMS (when it was built with WinForm IIRC) was a pain to use in my old job and my OS was Windows XP.

Plus, I can update single column field from the query result by double clicking it.

Agree, I think this is sort of like a very simple introductory on what git is about and to me it does the job.

Always come back to DO for the concisely written tutorials. Thumbs up for the good work.

I don't read that much in 2018 but below are the two interesting pick ups for me.

1. Bad Blood - John Carreyrou

2. Flash Boys - Michael Lewis

Never knew he started a blog until recently when someone posted his blog post on how React tell a class from a function.

Good stuff if you want to know how React work internally.

It is my first time knowing Spectrum and will definitely look into the code base for idea/solution when working in React.

Kudos and appreciate the team for open sourcing it too!

Second to this.

Totally blew my mind back then when I was trying to understand how asymmetrical cryptography works.

Good work on the illustration.

Using Diffie-Hellman to generate a shared key with each party's private key and the other party's public key is the part that amazed me most when I was trying to understand the handshake back then.

I too have the same habit of browsing HN on a daily basis. Normally I browse through the list of articles that I might be interested in and add them as favorite so I can revisit them later.

Anyway, good job on coming up with a solution to fix the addiction.