sandebert

I only realized it after reading this thread. Seems like a very confusing name chosen.

I see some questions about Linux support here, and apparently it works just fine with that OS. But why does the site say this then?

  OS support
  Apple MacOS 12 (Monteray) and up
  Microsoft Windows 10 and up

Common sense isn't.

Not disappointed, just grateful you replied - thanks!

Thanks, but to be fair I also have a couple of his albums. :-) (https://www.allmusic.com/artist/solar-fields-mn0000645543)

Might you perhaps be the Swedish musician Solar Fields, who also made the music for the game Mirror's Edge?

You probably meant to post this url: https://dberri.com/how-to-use-twig-in-laravel

Surely this must be a candidate for the Ig Nobel Prize?

(I posted about the same for Windows a day or so ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31257779)

And there are a number of mobile apps that provide dark mode. Here's a popular one:

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/io.github.hidroh.materialist...

The animated run would probably be very interesting with a program emulating the Enigma machine.

After reading all the links from that HN post, I've come to the conclusion that it's not possible to use download and install CS2/CS3 anymore. Thanks to all that helped, much appreciated.

Yes, that is it, thank you so much!

However, reading it now I'm not entirely sure if it's still possible to install this...

Amazing, so it's not my brain playing games with me. Any chance you would be able to find the link, I don't seem to have the skills.

Some months back somebody, in a HN thread, posted a link to an Adobe forum post where Adobe linked to an older version of Photoshop that was free and legal to download. It didn't require their cloud solution, and they also provided a serial number for it.

I've tried several times to find that link again, but always failed. Does this ring a bell with somebody?

Relevant Numberphile:

https://youtu.be/CMP9a2J4Bqw

The astronomers used the word "spooky", so I propose the headline below, for maximum correctness and confusion:

Spooky action at a distance

In 1997 I met a Russian student studying in Sweden. Over a break he went back to Russia, and when he returned to Sweden he had brought a typical (he claimed it was) Russian vodka bottle.

It was a one-litre bottle, and it had a pull-off bottle cap. When I asked about it, he explained that it didn't need anything else because the bottles never needed to be sealed after being opened.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pull-off_bottle_cap

Looks nice, well done.

I'd also like to add that it seems like a missed opportunity here. It could have been named OBoy.

Please don't just throw out an opinion without explaining the reasoning behind it.

Slightly off topic, sorry. I just have to ask if the hilarious LBJ call is authentic or fake?

When an app has a name starting in YA, it's fairly common that it stands for Yet Another. No idea if that's true here, or what the rest of their name stands for though.

Hi Sam,

I just sent you an email using the contact form on your site, but I realized I should probably also write here. Your Twitter url isn't working, and you might also want to add your email address to your profile so people without Twitter have a way of contacting you.

That said, nice site, I'll check it out. :)

Sad news indeed. In case somebody missed it, and is in the mood for some Norm, why not check out S09E02 of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, where he's interviewed by Jerry Seinfeld.

Sounds like a useless use of cat.

I'm quite fond of multitail.

https://manpages.debian.org/experimental/multitail/multitail...

Season one of the podcast "Against all odds" is also about this.

https://wondery.com/shows/against-the-odds/

I've seen some questions on why this is on HN so I thought I'd explain why I posted it.

Quite simple really: my wife sent me this link because she liked it. I read it and liked it. We have two kids, the oldest being eight, and we're often discussing topics related to the content on the page.

I've seen that there's quite a bit of interest on HN when it comes to parenting so I thought I'd post it. (I do realize it's for some product/service, but I have no clue what that is. No affiliation, I just liked the text.)

That's it.

People living in places like this must have great protection for some disasters, such as if the moon blew up suddenly and without warning.