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55 votes
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AirPods with camera modules to reportedly enter mass production in 2026, will be designed to deliver an enhanced spatial audio experience
6 votes -
YouTube is testing "Premium Jump Ahead" (built-in sponsorblock)
43 votes -
Microsoft admits that maybe surveiling everything you do on your computer isn’t a brilliant idea
27 votes -
Steam Business Update - Update on the Steam Platform, features, and global trends
32 votes -
Baldur's Gate 3 - Official modding support
35 votes -
Mozilla is adding vertical tabs, profile management, and local AI to Firefox
78 votes -
ChatGPT will show sources for their search now
If you're using the ChatGPT paid version, when you search, it acts similarly to Perplexity now. It gives you sources of all the pages from which it retrieved the information.
28 votes -
Hey GM: If you want to beat Apple, give people the buttons CarPlay can’t
35 votes -
Introducing Steam Families
71 votes -
Tiny little mobile feature request: dot indicator
When viewing the desktop version of the website, there is a little orange notification to the left of my name when there are replies to my messages. When viewing the website in mobile, there is no...
When viewing the desktop version of the website, there is a little orange notification to the left of my name when there are replies to my messages.
When viewing the website in mobile, there is no such indication, and I have to open up the sidebar to see if I have any new replies.
Could we get a simple, orange "dot" indicator to the left the Sidebar link in mobile to let us know when we have unread messages?
I apologize in advance for the imgur link, but it could look something like this: Example
10 votes -
Signal messenger releases 'usernames' so you no longer need to tell someone your phone number in order for them to message you
59 votes -
Introducing Mozilla Monitor Plus, a new tool to automatically remove your personal information from data broker sites
35 votes -
Hyundai unveils ’crab-walking” car that makes parallel parking a snap
16 votes -
GitHub Actions feels bad
13 votes -
My favorite MacOS Sonoma feature makes connecting to another Mac a breeze
6 votes -
How Tesla, BMW, Ford, GM and Mercedes driver assist systems compare
12 votes -
Markdown helpers for the comment block
I submit a lot of posts from mobile, and I find some of the markdown tedious to enter on a mobile keyboard. I know JavaScript is supposed to be a last resort, but I'd really like to have some...
I submit a lot of posts from mobile, and I find some of the markdown tedious to enter on a mobile keyboard. I know JavaScript is supposed to be a last resort, but I'd really like to have some assistance in the post authoring and comments fields.
I assume this could be a user script. Looking at the wiki, it looks like none of the current ones do this.
Thoughts on this? Things people are already using? Ideas for existing tools to build on? Would it be better as a user script or as a feature of the main site, perhaps with an option to disable it? I'm medium at JavaScript but would happily take a crack at it.
Here is my inital feature list:
- link button - select text, press the link button, get a prompt for the URL, replace the selected text with the markdown formatted text and URL.
- quote block- select multiple paragraphs and click the button to block quote them all
- bold, italic, strike though buttons - apply the markdown to selected text
- spoiler - insert a details block at the cursor. If text is selected wrap it in a details block and prompt for the summary.
if I were to develop it, what else would people like to see on this list?
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Tesla confirms wireless inductive electric car home charger is coming
20 votes -
Dropbox spooks users with new AI features that send data to OpenAI when used
49 votes -
It sure looks like a hacking campaign messed up people's Spotify Wrapped
39 votes -
Controller support shown in Steam library and store expands to now include PlayStation controllers
32 votes -
No more phone number swaps: Signal messaging app now testing usernames
46 votes -
Valve doesn't sell ad space on Steam so it can make room for surprise hits: 'We don't think Steam should be pay-to-win'
76 votes -
Minecraft Live 2023: New mob, Trial Chambers, and auto crafting!
23 votes -
Sony announces smaller PlayStation 5 design with option to add a disc drive to the Digital Edition console
20 votes -
Facebook’s new AI stickers can generate Elmo with a knife
45 votes -
Reddit is going to let you turn gold into money
61 votes -
Reddit is removing ability to opt out of ad personalization based on your activity on the platform
93 votes -
Yelp has a wall of shame for businesses caught paying for fake reviews
19 votes -
X announces it’s shutting down ‘Circles’ as of October 31st
15 votes -
Bard can now connect to your Google apps and services
16 votes -
MS Paint adds support for layers and PNG transparency
63 votes -
Wikipedia:Dark mode
20 votes -
Mastodon’s next major release enables full-text search. A few flagship instances already have it.
10 votes -
As its moderators remain on strike, Stack Overflow introduces "Overflow AI"
48 votes -
Twitch will let streamers ban users from watching their streams
15 votes -
Windows Secure Time Seeding sometimes resets clocks months or years off the correct time
19 votes -
What do I think about Twitter/X Community Notes?
18 votes -
Tesla jailbreak unlocks in-car paid features
69 votes -
Forget subtitles: YouTube’s new feature dubs videos with AI-generated voices
17 votes -
How Signal walks the line between anarchism and pragmatism
45 votes -
From prototypes to future tech: How PS VR2 was built. New insight into the multi-year development process behind the PlayStation VR2 hardware.
5 votes -
Reddit is getting rid of its Gold awards system
88 votes -
US Redditors to earn real money for gold, karma
71 votes -
Minecraft Wiki strongly considering moving away from Fandom
99 votes -
Apple Vision Pro headsets will require a head scan and vision prescription to customize the headset for each user
29 votes -
A journey into hip hop lore to discuss one of its forgotten '90s legends; Canibus. Why was he so hyped, why does nobody remember him, and why is his legacy so important?
15 votes -
Introducing Superalignment
35 votes -
The Framework Laptop 16-inch gets extra external snap-on batteries
31 votes