... create automatic backup playlists, while playlist membership is still protected before removing the duplicate record. I also improved saved Library Index restore behavior for very large libraries and fixed external drive diagnostics so sandbox permissions do not produce misleading unreadable volume results. A Track Flags diagnostic also completed successfully on a test library with 827,100 Music.app records and found no abnormal playback related flags. Most of this work was about making the existing tools safer and more predictable rather ...

... designing for a screen I'm not sure anyone is using. This matters to me as a marketer. The gallery is the first thing a potential user sees of the product, and if the type is unreadable on their format, the whole first impression is gone before they read a single word. Same image, completely different experience. I couldn't find any public data on how people actually browse here. Does anyone know if PH shares device stats anywhere ...

... easily maintain the codebase without learning a framework's specific syntax. I know Tailwind CSS is insanely popular right now and holds a massive share of new projects. But I think it is very easy to end up with unreadable HTML files full of utility classes without even realizing that you're just writing inline styles with extra steps. Thanks ...

... whole failure to avoid. brew upgrade gfazioli/tap/octoscope Curious what the last thing you left the terminal for was I keep finding one more. octoscope 0.29.0 the Overview tab with the eight-entry tab row octoscope 0.29.0 the Inbox tab, unread notifications with their reason, repository and subject Site: https://gfazioli.github.io/octos... Newsletter: https://octoscope.substack.com Mastodon: https://hachyderm.io/@undolog ...

... month, or $51,600 over 12 months. That experience revealed a gap: An inbox can show that a message was opened without understanding that the responsibility is still incomplete. A traditional inbox can show: Sender Subject Date Read or unread status Labels Folders But a business owner may also need to know: What action remains open Which deadline is approaching Whether revenue is exposed Whether compliance is involved What should happen next That is the problem FounderFlow is designed ...

... Your inbox now reads newest-first by default, subject lines are yours to control, and clearing unread mail takes one tap. Your inbox, in the order you want The inbox now opens as a simple newest-first timeline . Prefer the priority-grouped view that floats important mail to the top? It's still there now a choice in Settings General . Subject lines, on your terms A new Subject line setting decides where subjects appear and where the AI summary leads ... ... instead everywhere, only in Search, only for important mail, or nowhere. Clear just the unread

... feature?" "How do I know if we're on track?" So I kept asking: "What's your biggest decision right now?" And the answers surprised me. They didn't talk about big decisions. They talked about: "I have 47 unread emails and I can't start my day" "I've been staring at this investor update for two hours" "I know what I need to do but I keep procrastinating" The problem wasn't making decisions. It was the friction ...

... runs with your repository's default, which an owner can widen to read/write. octoscope now reads that setting and joins it in. And where it can't read it, the report stops claiming the workflow holds nothing, because that unreadable setting is exactly what would decide it. Findings are also ranked heaviest-first now, so the top line is the one to act on. That one came from a reader in this very thread on the 0.27.0 launch, who noticed ... ... posture; you can't see its provenance. Also, the scan only mentions the default at all when some workflow actually inherits it on a repo where every file declares its own, saying the setting was unread

... notes, sharing them was painful. I once wrote out an entire itinerary with comments and tips for a friend. It looked organized in my Notes app but the second I pasted it into a text message it became this unreadable wall of text. I'm surprised people haven't struggled with this as much as I have. How do you keep these discoveries and recommendations organized? Comment from Omri Ben-Shoham(@omri_ben_shoham1): honestly my system right ...

... FAKE - i do not know these people - Taha The end-to-end encryption angle is genuinely thoughtful, especially for a recruiting tool where privacy usually takes a back seat to features. Mark as readReplyAward View Upvote 5h ago Unread Cansu the no-login share flow is genuinely smooth, felt like sending a link and not signing my life away Mark as readReplyAward View Upvote 7h ago Unread

... does change what i write, more than i expected. the tell is whether the comment still makes sense to somebody who did not read your post. if it does, i wrote it for the room. if it is half unreadable without your post sitting above it, i wrote it for you. i do not think one comment can be both, you just end up general enough to be safe and then it lands nowhere in particular. the room version ... ... days, then read the number PH shows on the thread itself. No way to isolate just the comment's own reach, only the container it sits in. Comment from Abdullah Javaid(@abdullah_javaid3): @jernej_jan_kocica  The read versus

... everyone New to the community! I m a solo indie developer building ArticleCast a simple Chrome tool that turns any web article into natural-sounding audio, turning your unread reading list into private podcast feeds. Supports solo narration / two-host dialogue, editable scripts and segmented playback, perfect for learning on the go. The build is fully done, currently in internal testing & going through store review process. Slow and tedious as a solo dev, but I m pushing ...

... stray year or ZIP code buried in a footer. The urgent stuff stays urgent; the reading material waits its turn. Also improved No more phantom dock badges. New mail that's still being sorted no longer flashes an unread count that disappears a moment later. Your compose formatting toolbar preference now sticks reliably across every compose window you open ...

... mail, and it retries a failed message once. Gmail hiccups and rate limits retry automatically. Long emails display in full. Fixed No more "nothing here" flash while a screen or draft loads. Opening an email from search clears its unread dot right away. Gmail-synced drafts no longer clutter conversation threads. The search box no longer autocapitalizes or autocorrects. Sync progress no longer lingers in the footer after removing an account. Fewer database errors during heavy syncing, plus patched security ...

... pixel-perfectly on top of each other, which was funny exactly once. Fixed Follow-up questions stop re-searching for mail they already have. The digest marks everything it covered as read, then the follow-up went hunting for unread mail and found nothing. Now the model gets a list of the emails it already pulled up and just reads them by number. No more silent empty answers. A model that ran out of tool calls mid-plan used ...

... regression paths fire and actually escalate the verdict. if you know of a repo with history from both sides of an incident, i'd genuinely like to run it. Comment from Giovambattista Fazioli(@gfazioli): @bill_frad  thanks "informative vs genuinely useful" is a better framing than the one i had, might steal it. the thing that tipped it for me was actually the boring case: if there's no baseline yet, the report says so out loud. sounds trivial ... ... persisted per repo, so two scans a year apart don't look identical in there. what's true is narrower and still your point the age is only printed when the baseline is stale or its capture time is unreadable

... large, floating 3D card image on the right. However, on smaller mobile screens (especially those around 375 pixels wide), the text and the image collided. The headline text was overlapping with the card image, making the main title completely unreadable. This happened because the template used a hardcoded negative margin in its CSS grid to create a layered look on desktop, but did not reset that margin for smaller viewports. To solve this, I decided to rewrite the typography ...

... Turns out port 143 has feelings too. Fixed IMAP on port 143 now just works. Type 143 and Skim used to fire a TLS handshake straight at the server's plaintext greeting, then fall over with the delightfully unreadable received corrupt message of type InvalidContentType. Now Skim reads the port and picks the transport for you: 143 STARTTLS upgrade (connect in the clear, read the greeting, STARTTLS, then handshake credentials never leave before the tunnel's up), everything else implicit ...

... giant multi-account control panel. What's new: Multiple accounts, one calm app. Connect as many mailboxes as you like. A slim switcher shows up in the titlebar only when you have more than one, with a per-inbox unread hint. Ctrl + 1 9 to jump straight to the Nth mailbox. Everything lands in the right place toast clicks, search hits, AI citations, cold-start opens all switch to the account that owns the message before opening it. Search ...

... This is garbage, it hung up on my mother" is rude and actionable. "Love the vision, excited to see where this goes!" is lovely and worth nothing. Second, the distinction that changed how we respond: hate at your product versus hate at your category. A lot of what looks like hostility toward us is not about us at all - it is people who object to the whole idea of software answering a phone. That is not a bug report ... ... remind myself to stay calm and remember that some people comment as if I had personally attacked them: 1. Constructive comments that help me learn something 2. Ignorant comments written by people who only want to spread negativity. 3. Unreadable

... from Nipun Taneja(@nipuntaneja): this explains a lot of bad AI output that people blame on the model. sometimes the problem is not reasoning, it s input loss. if the context reaching the model is already compressed, cropped, or unreadable, the answer will only be as good as the damaged signal it received. Comment from Alexander Bickov(@bickov): @roopesh_donde  Text only works until the bug is visual. No log is going to mention that two elements overlap. Separate ...

... kind of community a platform becomes. Most platforms get it wrong because they optimise for engagement above everything else. Engagement is not the same as value. A spammy product post can generate engagement. A genuine technical insight can go unread. If the algorithm cannot tell the difference, the platform degrades regardless of how good the intentions were at the start. What Forg Changed and Why Forg's early positioning was drifting toward build-in-public. The problem became clear fast ...

... time data leaves your network card, it is already secure ciphertext. Your private encryption key never leaves your device . It is never sent to Seedling.io , nor is it stored on AWS. Because the cloud storage layer only holds unreadable ciphertext, it is physically impossible for AWS, Seedling, or an outside attacker to decrypt your code or AI conversation history. VaultBob s math eliminates third-party risk entirely. At Seedling, we believe our users the builders, developers, and creators ...

... doorbell. It rings the same whether it's a package or a fire. That's basically the gap Pushary fills, same hook idea you've already wired, but the event carries a real handoff (done vs blocked vs

... wade through 30 pages of legalese to know if a site respects you. WHY I BUILT IT: Most of us click "I Agree" without reading. Not because we're lazy, but because privacy policies are deliberately written to be unreadable 8,000+ words of conditional clauses no normal person should have to parse. I wanted to know what I'm agreeing to in under 10 seconds. HOW IT WORKS: - Open the side panel on any site - It auto-detects ...