Cameron Hayne
@cameronhayne
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@dansup UI request: ability to move to next (or previous) photo in a series (when viewing one image alone). Maybe via swipe or via arrow buttons
@mattblaze
At least you don’t post cat photos.
Those are the posts I’d like to have a CW for. Or at least a hashtag so I can filter
At least you don’t post cat photos.
Those are the posts I’d like to have a CW for. Or at least a hashtag so I can filter
@daringfireball
Why does Roomba info about the users’ houses get sent to the cloud at all?!?
Why do the devices need connection to Roomba servers to work?
Why does Roomba info about the users’ houses get sent to the cloud at all?!?
Why do the devices need connection to Roomba servers to work?
@dansup A small feature I would like to see in Pixelfed is the ability to export an image that shows my recent photos with text above telling people they can see my photos on Pixelfed. For use in Facebook, Instagram, etc.
like this:
like this:
@mattblaze
Hashtags are like the little icons on restaurant menus that indicate (for example) that an item is vegetarian.
They’re not required, but it makes it easier to scan for items you might want to eat. I.e. they enhance usability
Hashtags are like the little icons on restaurant menus that indicate (for example) that an item is vegetarian.
They’re not required, but it makes it easier to scan for items you might want to eat. I.e. they enhance usability
@chockenberry Would a JavaScript linter catch this?
@dansup @worldruined
It might be nice to provide options for what metadata to include.
The iOS camera app has an Options page for each share
It might be nice to provide options for what metadata to include.
The iOS camera app has an Options page for each share
@paco
This reminds me of the story about an early version of MS Word.
From https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/08/09/the-joel-test-12-steps-to-better-code/
“one programmer, who had to write the code to calculate the height of a line of text, simply wrote “return 12;” and waited for the bug report to come in about how his function is not always correct.”
This reminds me of the story about an early version of MS Word.
From https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/08/09/the-joel-test-12-steps-to-better-code/
“one programmer, who had to write the code to calculate the height of a line of text, simply wrote “return 12;” and waited for the bug report to come in about how his function is not always correct.”
