🌈 Thomas Rosen @thomasrosen

I do many things, but mostly creative stuff with computers.

thomasrosen.qiekub... ~ 28y old from Bonn

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🐵 David Having no answer, I am curious. What does the broccoli symbolises?

🌈 Thomas Rosen I use it to symbolize living vegan 🤷 but it's also a very average fruit/vegetable

🏒 Lucian Marin There are 10.9 million (3304*3304) combinations using just two emojis. If only Subreply will reach that many accounts.

🌈 Thomas Rosen Yes! These should be enough :)

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🌈 Thomas Rosen YEAH, I just set my Emoji-Status! :D ... But I somehow thought I could use three emoji. I guess the textbox seemed long enough @lucian

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🏒 Lucian Marin There are 10.9 million (3304*3304) combinations using just two emojis. If only Subreply will reach that many accounts.

🐵 David Having no answer, I am curious. What does the broccoli symbolises?

🙄 Doug Belshaw I wrote about Emoji ID, an idea I had back in 2018 around three emoji representing you as a unique ID within federated social spaces: blog.moodle.net/20...

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🏒 Lucian Marin Snopes seems exactly like what Elon Musk wanted to do with Pravduh.

🌈 Thomas Rosen Exactly what I thought

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🌈 Thomas Rosen Why did I just found www.snopes.com ??? I ever wondered why there is no ultimate fact-checking website. Now I know ... Cause there is since 1994!

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🏒 Lucian Marin Snopes seems exactly like what Elon Musk wanted to do with Pravduh.

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🌈 Thomas Rosen Opening sub.cafe/re/27594 results in an "Internal Server Error"

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🏒 Lucian Marin My bad. I replaced /register with /signup and forgot it's on single pages when you're not logged in.

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🏒 Lucian Marin I'm not sure yet how far I can take it, but if I fit all the pieces together I might end up with something useful. Text parsing is a bit tricky but it will work, following links and building a global tree is doable, letting users save interesting links is simple, commenting on search results is something I want.

🌈 Thomas Rosen What about letting people give tags or some kind of voting, to inform about the quality of the webpage and to also challenge fake-news and radical websites. This shouldn't be much more data and could possible greatly benefit the search-results

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😀 Tom Restrooms with motion-activated lights should have additional motion detectors above the stalls.

🌈 Thomas Rosen Ahhh, YES But it would be even better if the room checks if someone's in there, not if something is moving

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😀 Tom I've been having a lot of interesting dreams lately. One of the most interesting ones is where I stole a jet, went on SpaceX's first manned moon mission, and skydived all in one dream. I went skydiving before, and it worth doing at least once, never stole a jet and probably never will, and I guess I can only dream about going to the moon, although it is a life goal to go into space.

🌈 Thomas Rosen Uhh!!! I love those dreams! They always give me the ultimate motivation to get out of bed and change the world (but then, I also just wanna sleep in to dream a bit further)

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Martijn Apple doesn't seem to run ads, at all, in mainland Europe. At least I have never seen it on TV in Sweden, Germany, or the Netherlands. Instead carriers have ads for their networks and sometimes pitch in a "get phone X free with subscription Y". This is done with new phones most of the time. The S7 was released this month, the iPhone was released half a year ago.

🌈 Thomas Rosen I'm from Germany. Here Apple runs a campaign, each year, short after the release. At the end of every spot, the logo of the carrier, who sponsored the ad is shown.

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💬 Subreply For user lists like @timeline, following, followers and country, what would you like to see for each member, the number of entries, replies or updates?

🌈 Thomas Rosen entries

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Simon Janes When people are triggered by eggplant emoji... it is time to move on.

🌈 Thomas Rosen +1

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🏒 Lucian Marin I noticed this trend a few years ago. I was a pretty good web/ui designer for a few years. Then I decided to re-learn programming, built Sublevel and now I have a full-time job as a software engineer. I still think design is better than code, but it's hard to explain to someone why a design is better than other. With code it's easier because it does or doesn't do what the end user is asking.

🌈 Thomas Rosen I think, sometimes you can convince people by an example(, that design is not about beauty): compare the medium.com editor with Word 2007. Of course, it's trendy flat, but that's coming from a more important point: it's missing the distracting buttons at the top and info lines at the bottom. It just focuses on the writing, not on word art.

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Simon Janes Spacemacs is one of the very few applications that excites me when there are new updates.

🌈 Thomas Rosen I'm existed about updates for the medium.com app. Cause then I'll get something short and nice to read.

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🏒 Lucian Marin Nothing or zero for all keys.

🌈 Thomas Rosen Can't you detect that? For example, by simulating a keystroke and waiting for the event. If it's not there after 50ms you could show an submit button.

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🏒 Lucian Marin Can't do anything about it. You need stock Android keyboad or an iOS device.

🌈 Thomas Rosen You mentioned that only the keyboards are sending the right keycode. What are the other keyboards sending? Are they sending nothing?

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