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+1 I use NetNewsWire as well. In addition to sync by iCloud, you can also sync with a third-party aggregator (BazQux, Feedbin, Feedly, Inoreader, NewsBlur, The Old Reader, or FreshRSS). This can be a good option if you sometimes need access
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I love this. Here’s the less modern predecessor from way back: CSS Font Stack: A complete collection of web safe CSS font stacks - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4415661 - Aug 2012 (22 comments)
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Detection of phosphine in a brown dwarf atmosphere raises more questions
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2025 DuckDuckGo Donations: $1.1M to privacy and digital competition non-profits
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China, on the other hand, did. [2017]: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/11/bitcoin-price-falls-on-repor... "Bitcoin price falls again on reports that China is shutting down local exchanges" [2021]: htt
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Gattaca did portray hair as being more than enough for forensics. (“Keep your lashes on your lids where they belong. How could you be so careless?”)
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Well, they managed to analyze DNA from centuries-old hair in this paper. From the methods section: > Nuclear DNA in hair has an extremely low average fragment length owing to the activity of endonucleases expressed during hair formation
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Beijing sends container ship through melting NE passage halving voyage to UK
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Does using a range of hues generate colors that can be differentiated by those of us who are color blind?
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You know, it might be closer to AWS SES and SendGrid than I thought initially. My first reading of blog post gave me the impression that Cloudflare Email Service was designed for Cloudflare Workers only because that’s what they emphasized u
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To be clear, Cloudflare Email Service is not a full-blown email provider like Fastmail, nor is it even comparable to email services like AWS SES or SendGrid. Cloudflare already offered email routing and Cloudflare Email Service just adds th
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The sun sets on India's iconic and controversial Soviet fighter jet
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Viral parking ticket app lasts just 4 hours as city kills project
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Skeletons from 'green Sahara' offer genetic peek at a lost human population
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Hundreds plunge into Chicago River in first open-water swim in nearly a century
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Petra's Bedouin resist moves to evict them from ancient cave homes
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Do We See the Same Colors as Others? Brains Respond to Same Hues in Similar Ways
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Why did Firefox choose to implement DNS over HTTPS (DoH) instead of DNS over TLS (DoT)? Doesn’t HTTPS add an extra layer for DNS queries?
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I noticed the same. At the time, the Louvre Palace was near the western end of Paris, similar to how the Palace of Westminster was near the western end of London.
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Do we really want ancient buildings to be restored? I think I would prefer original ruins over modern reconstructions.
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I find it sad that IBM didn’t view ThinkPad as a core business and chose to sell it instead. They made some of the best laptops at the time.
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> I remember running through the gigantic model heart with other kids. This is one of the most memorable exhibits in TFI and thankfully still exists today.
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Physical books in libraries is another example: They can typically last just a few dozen circulations.
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It’s not just museums. Schools today also face the challenge of limiting screens in favor of hands-on activities.
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> You can git clone the repo to your local machine, and you can manually move it elsewhere, but there's no way to send a PR from your repo to mine. There is a native git request-pull command [1] that generates a summary of pendi
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I know this is against the main point of Anscombe’s Quartet but just curious: Could skewness or other summary statistics differentiate the four distributions?
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Just this morning I came across and reread “Mother Earth Mother Board” Wired article from December 1996: https://web.archive.org/web/20151029000518/https://www.wired...
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Barnes and Noble to acquire Books Inc, saving 174-year-old store from bankruptcy
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One of the most sacred places is being turned into a luxury mega-resort
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> The answer: Text. That was my immediate thought too and led to me wondering: How do you represent BCE dates in ISO 8601? Apparently ISO 8601 always supports YYYY from 0000 (1 BCE) to 9999 (9999 CE). ISO 8601 can also extend beyond th
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