I think I’ll need to hide replies on my homepage posts list. It can get a bit noisy when I’m in a conversation on Twitter and my own public content slips down the page.
Perhaps I should move replies to a dedicated replies page like Aaron Parecki has?
The mixed public/replies approach is actually something I dislike when visiting profiles on Twitter: I want to see what people are sharing, not (only) their replies to others.
Update, 9pm: Done.
Our team at @globaldev are producing some superb in-depth articles right now.
Whatever your level of Ruby you’ll learn something from @matsadler 's Ruby Tips which follows his epic Ruby 2.0.0 in Detail from earlier in the year.
Meanwhile @james_allardice delves into the many changes in ECMAScript 6 (aka JavaScript). The days of rollover JS are long gone.
One of my favourite Gmail productivity hacks is to hide the inbox label with CSS. Instead of being tempted to find out what’s behind the (1) indicator I can safely search and process through my starred items oblivious to any incoming emails.
When I’m ready to return to the inbox I can simply press g then i.
.LrBjie .TK .aim:nth-child(1) { display: none; }
I use Mailplane to manage my Gmail accounts which helpfully supports custom CSS, although you can also use browser extensions like Stylish to...
