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That's a surprising and interesting bit if knowledge, thanks

Tough crowd! Congrats on launching. Not a tool I personally need (already have all the keyboard shortcuts I need), but I'll try to keep it in mind in case the occasion arises.

Optimizing for profit, and yet it has annoyed me enough to cancel my account

There are projects like this one, which add ligatures to non-ligature fonts. Maybe it will help.

https://github.com/kiliman/operator-mono-lig

That's very nice, thanks for building & sharing!

Interesting, although true none for the current version, in my case a working solution has nearly always been in the top few results, even if it's originally from an older version

Not a total fix, but I always just put a new rule under the one I'm replacing, and use the checks to enable (override) or disabled the rule.

It works fine on my phone (android) chrome + Firefox

It would be nice to be able to quickly add/remove lines to the host file. pighosts add 127.0.0.1 my-site.test

Hmm, thanks that makes sense. Gives me something to look into anyways.

I have an issue I haven't been able to diagnose. The further the distance from my router, the slower the internet speeds, but not proportionate to the strength. If I move 20 feet away, my signal is still quite strong, but my speeds drop from 150mbps to 60mbs, another 10 feet and it's down to about 15mbs. Luckily I live in a very small apartment. If anyone has any ideas, it would be appreciated!

Western Canada, but I don't think that's the problem. I'm on my phone, and just noticed it looks like it loads, then redirects to /mobile which is where the 404 actually appears. Switch my phone's browser to Desktop mode send to load fine, although a little awkward to use :)

I would be really interested, but it just gives me a page not found...

Thanks for sharing, this looks really interesting. I keep hearing about LiveView, but not knowing Phoenix, it never really clicked for me. This really clarifies it for me.

Well it is the product page for a new phone...

I've noticed autocorrect on Android has been getting worse for me too. It's almost as if the 'naive' early solutions worked alright, but in the efforts to make the keyboard 'smarter' it's just gotten much worse. That's been my take anyways.

Could they then go and create a QR code to share/decode?

My favourite curl snippet is probably generating C code to be used in other projects

curl http://example.com --libcurl example.c

Mine came with python 2.7 and php 7.1 not exactly the latest releases.

For others having the same issue, the image can be found in the github repo: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wtfutil/wtf/master/images/...

It opens a smaller version in isolation that I still can't zoom

I have never heard of mrmc or infuse, but aren't they (along with Kodi) essentially just media _players_? And as much as I want to use jellyfin, it's not exactly ready on the platforms I want to use it for (although it's in the works). That leaves Emby, which doesn't have nearly the polish (although I just switched to it and an very happy with it). Not exactly a huge selection of choices...

You seem to have a comma in your link. Fixed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anosognosia

I was on here years before I was /anything-tech-related/

This happens to me all the time in MacOS also. Drives me crazy.

From the article: > One farmer said they do sometimes virtualize phones on their PC, but due to how resource intensive that can be on the computer, it works out as more cost effective to have a selection of cheap phones instead.

So I guess the answer would be yes, but it doesn't make a lot of sense/cents

Undo what exactly?

Is that really a nice feature? I live in tmux + iTerm, and have set up the integration but never really used/enjoyed is so I just disabled it. Not sure what I'm missing honestly

I often use Object.entries so that I can use Array.filter/map/foreach on an object, but then I need to use Array.reduce to hack it back into an object. Object.fromEntries solves this.

I guess this is a good time to share my implementation too. Unfortunately it's pretty much desktop only, but includes a high scores board!

https://github.com/reed-jones/minesweeper_js

And to play it:

https://minesweeper.zone/