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I have a UX complaint about the carousel images on https://json4u.com/

While I was looking at the image and trying to understand, the carousel moved to the next image. It's too fast, and I can't get back to the first image without it immediately switching me to the second image. I can't get it to sit still either and NOT switch to the next image. Some carousels pause themselves when the cursor is hovering over it, but this one did not pause when I did that. The only way I had enough time to digest the information was by right clicking on the image and opening it in a new tab.

I didn't read the article (can't afford to pay WSJ) but I'm curious. Isn't any place safe so long as you've anonymized yourself?

Nostr is not trying to be Twitter; Nostr the protocol is more generalized than that. It just so happens that a lot of people want a Twitter alternative right now, so that's a popular Nostr webapp to make.

There is also Nostr chess, Nostr podcasting, Nostr marketplaces, Nostr data vending machines, Nostr blogs, and more. See https://nostrapps.com/ for a sample of what people are making.

The page reliably crashes my Firefox

Love this! So interesting to see the variety of prices. Any chance we could get Puerto Rico and other US territories graphed? Thank you!

Needs a dark mode, or at least Dark Reader browser extension compatibility. As it stands, the bright BG hurts my eyes.

The most bonkers thing to me is how Starliner was allowed to fly with crew on board when it was on the pad leaking helium. This leaking was known and ongoing for hours and they let it fly anyway.

I get that they don't want people to touch the displays, but please tell me there's a hands-on section.

Please footnote the mentioned reddit post

Does this solve Sybil attacks?

How many airports still have flip-tab signs? Do they need to stay? Aren't they adding to an already noisy area? What's their maintenance cost vs. a LCD? What's their energy consumption vs. a LCD?

you can be a consultant!

People can comment however they want

OS is irrelevant in this case, and CrowdStrike deserves all the blame. They literally brought down Linux systems earlier this year. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41005936

Every other anime convention I go to has a fan panel featuring an interactive Jeopardy-style game. It's usually built using powerpoint or a half baked webapp that crashes the moment the audience connects. Would love to see more of them use buzzinga instead!

If you're having trouble making it as the concert visuals guy, perhaps you could try being the Bitcoin concert visuals guy. Others have made a point that using Bitcoin in their marketing can drive 10% more sales.

Wow, congrats Sony!

I watch videos of a 50 year old Japanese man who thinks his life is meaningless because his financial situation dictates he will have to work around 30 more years to pay off his debts.

Government debt steals from future generations. Inflation, Quantitative Easing etc. steals the value of money from everyone. Bitcoin is the one money Government can't touch, and I think this is a great sign of hope for Japan.

I see a lot of promise with this. My biggest complaint is how often my clicks go without effect. I'd say 60% of every click goes unnoticed by the game and I have to click several more times before I see a UI dropdown or a red or yellow X.

A little bit about my computing environment. Terribly bad Wi-Fi on terribly bad DSL in rural America. Modern CPU, but no GPU. Some visual stutters here and there. I would not be surprised if it's my network which is causing the errors, but at the same time I think the engine should assume the network is unreliable and compensate.

Anyway, thanks for the fun distraction!

What do you mean it's not the best approach? That's a little light on the details.

For every engineer creating new and novel ways to serve ads, there are 100 engineers who hate ads and will use their power to block them.

This isn't news to me. We've known for awhile that light circles around black holes.

"best" is subjective.

I love this! One thing I wish was there was the ability to click and drag a note I just put down. I want this because it's sometimes hard to get the note where I want it, and I want to reposition it.

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I think you're invoking a liberarian argument where nobody is entitled to the fruits of your labor except for you. That means it's none of government's business to know how much money you have or who you transact with. Tornado Cash made this sort of ideal possible on Bitcoin.

This article title is terrible. "We've All Felt It" tells me nothing about the product.

Can this treatment be used to treat other diseases? Say for example, people without a functional immune system?

Yeah I need that. I floss 1-3 times a day, use a water pick and brush 2-3 times a day but it doesn't really matter. My body attacks itself and I've ended up with bone loss in my teeth. I'm in my 30s and I have to do periodontal care every 3 months. I foresee losing my teeth before I'm 50 unless I can get my hands on something like this.

What is the significance of a single div? What is the meaning, what is the method? Without an about page, I'm left to speculation.

So cool! Congrats on selling out!

I was curious to see if I could connect using mosh. I could, but I wasn't able to use the hotkeys to browse the different screens like I was when I connected via ssh.

Congratulations Ryan Reynolds!