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Learn Something New Everyday by Email
- DanLivesHere 14y agoThanks! I write this :-)
- theabraham 14y agoHow do you manage to keep up with the content? I'm surprised at how you manage to dig up so many obscure and interesting tidbits of information so regulary.
- DanLivesHere 14y agoEh, I read a lot :-)
- kaolinite 14y agoJust a heads-up: when I signed up, the banner that shows on the "thanks for signing up" page links to "http://dlewis.net/nik/ http://dlewis.net/nik/ which currently says "OK" and nothing else.
- DanLivesHere 14y agoThanks, it's a broken redirect -- will strip that out.
- mhartl 14y agoI looked at a couple of articles (carrots and Lincoln) and didn't see any references. Do you have those somewhere?
- duck 14y agoDan Lewis started this newsletter about the same time I started my Hacker News related one so we have collaborated a good bit the past 2+ years. It has been awesome seeing how fast he has been able to grow it. He does a great job with the writing and finding things that you never have heard of... I can't recommend it enough!
- markden 14y agoAlso agreed. Enjoy getting these as one of the first emails in the morning. They are always well written, informative, and fun.
- zoidb 14y agowould you consider making an rss feed or would that defeat the purpose?
- DanLivesHere 14y agoKinda defeats the purpose.
- wazari972 14y agoI'm not sure to understand why. In my case, I think that if if it happens that I receive the email in my phone (that is, when I'm not in frond of my computer), I'll make it as 'read', and it will be forgotten in the middle of the not-so-important emails (that is, outside of the inbox, in Gmail). I only read rss news on my computer, so it's far more likely that I'll read and enjoy it!
- mdaniel 14y agoMailinator offers RSS/Atom feeds for their mailboxes, which should do what you want.