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Great tips for improving automation <-> user interaction

I agree with everything you said. I included lazy loading because I hate having bad network connection while on a train and having to wait 5 mins for a page to load for silly images and fonts, which arent even on the screen.

I recently made a very stripped down XML to JSON parser, specifically for parsing RSS feeds, for a react native project:

https://xnacly.vercel.app/blog/2022_07_18_rss_parser

Thats a really bad justification, if their edge depends on spying they shouldn’t exist

Here's the thing, i probably use netflix 1h a day at a minimum but this is really outrageous. I mainly have netflix to watch shows while driving to work and for my parents and my little siblings, otherwise i wouldve already canceled.

Really sad to not see this on apple podcasts :(

You‘re right, it’s probably days for me, every time i take a look at r/unixporn i want to change my setup to a new colorscheme.

This looks really interesting, does anybody have an insight on whether or not all families on gfonts are also on bunny fonts?

The only issue i found myself having using stuff like this is syncing to my mobile phone. Currently i am very satisfied with bitwarden due to their firefox extension and mobile ios app which integrates with the ios keychain. Pass sadly isnt usable for me.

You could use google docs or libre office, both support offices proprietary file formats

I use the build in math command in fish[0] on a daily basis. Its always faster and way more comfortable to just type an equation in instead of waiting for a gui calculator and possibly clicking operators together. Id say for such tasks cli tools always win at the end in terms of user experience and speed.

0. https://fishshell.com/

I tried it before but it just seems incredibly boring to me

I viewed your page on the iphone 12 mini

Overall thats a neat idea, but I found two small things to criticize: Maybe revisit the responsive design, on my phone everything is all over the place. Also there’s a typo in the setup guide.

I'd say its just a gnome theme or something. It's not that deep.

If a search engine needs cookies to operate, its neither private nor something for me.

Incredible interesting insights about the situation, very great read.

Thanks, sadly Monodraw isn't cross-platform. Would've loved to use it.

I find the flowchart visualizing the pipeline very intriguing, can someone link me a tool I can use to create similar charts?

For reference: https://thorstenball.com/images/book_tool_pipeline.svg

The example at the top of the documentation is just so much fun :)