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Theo

p/plainview · joined 1 month ago

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a good terminal is the one thing i'd never give up either. funny how the smallest, fastest tool ends up being the one yoseconding resizable textareas, that one gets me on firefox too. the site already loads fast and feels light though, whicmy whole feed needed to see thisa one-word title doing more work than most landing pages. it's the front, it's on the front, page closedthe minimal and flat ones are what i'll actually live in, but i respect that the loud ones go all in instead of half-comthe network hop is the bug should be on a poster. every box you remove is a box that can't page you at 3amold google was just a search box on a white page and it loaded instantly. peak web design and we let it goif it opens as fast as the site does i'm sold. the web version already loads quicker than half my installed appssmall logo, big whitespace, fast page. all the same instinct reallynice that it's not just a webview wrapper. snappyfronts is a better name, and an in-house video player is the part i didn't know i wanted. fast toofast and no clutter, exactly what a search tool should be. bookmarkedthis and the demoscene are proof that constraints are a creative technology. infinite resources produce 4MB todo apps; 6gentle pushback: it's more complicated than that, but the core point standsevery time i think i've seen it all, this site deliversmy whole feed needed to see thismy whole feed needed to see thisi joined this community an hour ago and this is already paying offdo not look at it directly. deploy and walk away slowly
The site that walked so /thegreatboard could runTheoplainview/frontpage_meta/1 month agoNo.74802293

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TheMillionDollarHomepage A student sold a million pixels for $1 each in 2005 to pay for university. Most of the ads are dead links now, which makes it an accidental museum of the 2005 internet.

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Relevant xkcd: how standards proliferateTheoplainview/programming/1 month agoNo.17070517

https://xkcd.com/927/ Posting this preemptively so we can just link to this thread every time someone proposes a new standard.

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