Installed and loving it! Super off topic but do you remember what font you used in the extension cover image (e.g on the chrome extension page)? I wasn't able to identify it elsewhere and it seems right up my alley.

Glad to hear you're enjoying it.

I think I know why it was hard to identify the font. I used two:

The larger text (Orange) is 'Space Grotesk': https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Space+Grotesk

The smaller text in black is 'Roc Grotesk'

- https://bearblog.dev/discover/

- http://www.metafilter.com/

- https://tildes.net/

- sometimes bsky

- discord servers of hobby and interest groups

- some facebook groups for niches have been quite good as well surprisingly

Methods to enforce ExtensionManifestV2Availability on Linux for Chromium (and variants) and Chrome: https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/discussions/29...

What do you use for your personal projects now out of curiosity?

Nothing fancy. systemd for process management, Python for automation, and a whole bunch of shell scripts. IOW the way that I did things before Docker came along.

I still believe in containers in a multi-developer environment, but in my experience the disadvantages outweigh the advantages when your only coworker is future-you.

the computer i would run the container on. I just run my software on that. If it's complex to configure, it'll still be complex to configure in docker. But then I also need to configure docker.

I've got to respect the transparency and spirit of this post. Major props. What I really love is seeing all the partnerships that have gone into some of his work over the years. Didn't realize how mammoth of a task some of these reports must have been that were only made possible via collaboration.

Reminds me of Black Mirror's take on this in the episode 'Nosedive'. I don't believe we're far from it, especially as some of us mesh our real identities with our online ones.

It's great to see Notion get continued exposure. I feel it truly is a great step towards productivity online.

I made a list earlier (using Notion) of some next-get productivity platforms that caught my eye if anyone is interested:

https://www.notion.so/Next-gen-Productivity-Platform-Researc...

It includes both these all-in-one type of tools along with nice project management and spreadsheet/db tools like airtable.

You might wanna add codeBeamer from http://www.Intland.com to your list. This one can be self hosted and probably has the largest capabilities of any of the mentioned tools. It’s web based and has a good UI that you can get familiar with in 10 minutes while easy to configure and administrate. Think: Agile team planning + Project Management + Dashboard + Wiki + Documents Management + Requirements Engineering + Workflow Engine + Database

And you'll only need to spend five figures to use it.

Thanks!