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Thank you, I guess I can't use that because I don't have iPhone/Mac.

That looks good, thank you. And being owned by Proton give me more trust, the other suggested here https://addy.io/ not that much.

How awful way to announce a redesign, is dark comedy a la Coen Brothers.

For the affected users who use that feature, at least is available on the browser? For at least Chrome desktop on Windows should work, not sure about Firefox. YouTube Premium just recently enable the feature for Firefox (or Firefox for YouTube, don't know).

Wow I always want to analyze the products and highlight the positives that I found, but at least on Firefox mobile this site was unbearable slow to the point that I have to quit. And being a site build with the product it promotes, it speaks volumes, sorry.

A more honest title to me:

Stripe increasing "instant payout" fees from 1% to 1.5% on US

Current title:

Stripe increasing "instant payout" fees by 50%

Yes, and Lenovo is releasing a new Qualcomm-powered ThinkPad, which are known to be a Linux-friendly laptops.

> The ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 is, of course, business-focused. It will have the same Snapdragon chip, storage capacity, and webcam but will support up to 64GB of memory and one of three 14-inch display options: an IPS with up to 400 nits of brightness; an IPS touch display; or an OLED that covers 100 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut, also with 400 nits of brightness.

>Lenovo expects the Yoga Slim 7x 14 Gen 9 to start at $1,199 and the ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 to start at $1,699. Both will be available in June.

Source: https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/20/24160819/lenovo-qualcomm-...

The AI hype is so big and tech companies are blinded by this, is incredible that Google ship this to his first and flagship product on by default to many users, and not opt out option (I conclude that by the OP article).

I remember see Google launching features off by default with some nagging to turning on, but this is so greedy and dictated by the race on AI, every company want to have AI on their branding like the popular girls on Mean Girls want to be in that group.

Why so many comments recommending switch browser from Google Chrome to Firefox? This is a Web Google Search feature right? If is only enabled on Chrome now I'm sure will soon be enabled on other browsers.

I also encourage to switch to Firefox, but in this case to escape this feature is changing the default search engine on your browser, which I recommend Kagi (paid without ads) or Duck Duck Go (free with ads).

Your comment resonates with me because I remembered the Spanish movie Mar Adentro, who explores that topic on a nuanced way to me. I recommend that movie to anyone reading this who is interested on the topic and likes good fiction.

The site in question to judge yourself https://www.deviantart.com/

Yes, to me Apple lately didn't launch a groundbreaking or good consumer product like the iPod, MacBook, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods, only good copycats like HomePod (Alexa), Apple Music (Spotify), Apple TV Plus (Netflix), AirTag (Tile), or bad copycats Vision Pro (Meta Quest).

But let's say from 2015 to today, what new groundbreaking or innovative consumer product was launched? I can only count Chat GPT. Stadia was innovative but failed. Self-driving cars are a thing but there are not yet for prime time.

Feedback: Was looking around all the site to find a section who explains what is Webview and can't find it. Should be some explanation.

What is that? Like a hidden browser that comes with the different OSs?

Seems that is being maintained by the same entity: https://twitter.com/Magnolia1234B

Previous discussion when was removed from Gitlab (2024-04-12, 343 points, 126 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40015961

Not the best solution for them, but what about remove the metadata from the pages <head> that let Mastodon and other social media platforms request for the preview images? It will hurt discoverability and clicks maybe, but is better than the site having downtimes.

Installed it, fancy onboarding for gen z and all that, but wow, a wall of mandatory Arc account creation to start using the browser. At least they require * only * email.

Thanks that email mask services like Firefox Relay exists, I'm using it for everything lately, with the push of surveillance from tech companies and data breaches I feel a bit safer at least.

A fully self hosted solution that for me is good enough and more easy is a WordPress site with the plugin WPforms (free version). No third party services used.

Update: not sure if the WPforms free version supports file uploads as the OP needs.

This runs really smoothly on my midrange phone. On the GitHub page it doesn't mention if there is translated versions, I will consider it if there is a version in Spanish.

This was the first Monkey Island game I played.

I remember getting my first PC at thirteen and have some pirated games on it, Quake 2, Descent Freespace, Moto Racer (Enter your name!), and The Curse of Monkey Island was something different, so wholesome and funny, I was in love with Elaine, it also make me interested on storytelling, I guess because of that game I started to watch more movies and read more books.

And this game have the option to hear all the voices on Spanish, it wasn't something common, so me knowing no English at all, it was a new gaming experience and the connection was deeper.

For many searches I'm using Chat GPT now. No ads, cleaner, text only, I can ask follow up questions.

I can't ask (yet) what's the weather today or Champions League matches today. Also I know it might has errors, but Google Search first results are doubtful this days.

I look up some searches that I did on Chat GPT lately:

- Types of leucemia

- Miles davis discography

- Hour difference between Buenos Aires and Bogotá

- What's Romeo and Juliet is about

It is great to me. Besides TikTok and Reddit I will add Chat GPT to the Google Search list of current threats.

Is odd to me that this company choose to use the domain spreadprivacy.com to promote his products. Not the best branding approach to gain naming recognition and trust.

Thank you!

Not sure if install the Windows GPU or CPU app version [1].

I have:

Processor: Ryzen 5 3600

Video card: Geforce GTX 1660 TI 6Gb DDR6 (Zotac)

RAM: 16Gb DDR4 2666mhz

Any recommendations?

[1] https://dotapp.uk/download.html

For informational sites (no login/special features) I recommend WordPress.

You can give your clients credentials to update the site (blogposts, page content) without access to major changes that may broke the site. The block based editor is easy to use.

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Domains

https://www.namecheap.com is pretty good.

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Hosting

https://www.dreamhost.com a shared server for $10/month and you can have unlimited WordPress websites witj low/mid traffic and the installation is a breeze.

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Design

You will be limited on look and feel adjustments, be careful with buying commercial themes that comes bloated with plugins and subscription based stuff. Here some free and high quality themes https://andersnoren.se/teman/

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You may like this plugins:

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SEO

For basic SEO stuff. You can disable the constant nagging to go pro. https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/

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Extra blocks

If the native blocks of the editor are not enough this is a good expansion. https://wordpress.org/plugins/coblocks/

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Inject code

If you need to add some code snippet like Google Analytics https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-headers-and-footers/

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Analytics

A basic analytics tool that is hosted locally without calling a third party https://wordpress.org/plugins/koko-analytics/

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Multilingual

If you need a site on multiple languages https://wordpress.org/plugins/polylang/

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Forms

If you need to add some forms to the site https://wordpress.org/plugins/wpforms-lite/

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Hope can help!

Similar to https://faraday.dev/ that also runs locally. I wish I can install on desktop like Faraday to try it.

That one! Thank you. Nostalgia hit hard.

Designer here, upon reading this, I found myself intrigued by Git [1]; it sounds awesome!

Do you know if there is a free and open-source software version control like Git but for UI? I know in Figma there is version control, even branches. But I'm thinking about something not proprietary and not attached to a tool.

And a more fundamental question, knowing Git, do you think that a version control for UI it is possible like what Git does for code?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git

Around 2000-2007 I used something similar to this one (Windows XP/7 times), I can't recall the name right now.

Someone remember other popular image viewers at the time?

I love Affinity Designer as a tool and his pay once license, I'm pretty sure that if you already purchased current version (V2), you will be fine, but I'm afraid they will go the subscription route soon like Adobe and Canva.

Is suspicious that Affinity marketing was always highlighting the pay once license model and against subscription, and in the official announcement there is no mention of that.

A lesson is that with the good ol Inkscape that type of thing that endangered the tool it doesn't happen.

uBlock Origin lists seems that not yet blocked those ads since I'm able to see it https://www.reddit.com/user/PhillyCanada/comments/12ykrp1/he...

Thanks to my RSS feed curation, I often hear from friends, "Wow, I can't believe you missed that! It was all over the news this week" and also "Hey, that's interesting! Where do you find all this stuff?".