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SpaceX IPO: Nice Try Though [video]
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PuzzleFS is a next-generation container filesystem
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BlendOS v3 “Bhatura” beta is now available
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Volcanic microbe eats CO2 ‘astonishingly quickly’, say scientists
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Google to free G Suite users: Pay up or lose your account
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The U.S. Air Force Has Tested Kubernetes on a U-2
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In 1ms sound travels just over 30cms - so just moving around a reasonable room affects the offsets between two well spaced speakers by 5-10ms. I use my own multi room audio system at home - http://strobe.audio - and although the
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Moonlander: A next-generation ergonomic keyboard
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Introducing Our High-Performance SSD Block Storage
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Redis 6 RC1 is out today
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Dear young people, "Don't Vote" [video]
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LinuxKit, a toolkit for building minimal, immutable Linux distributions
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TCP port scanner, scanning entire Internet in under 5 minutes
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We can teach women to code, but that just creates another problem
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From personal experience I would urge everyone to start with some form of Yoga. It's less easy to quantify your progress than with weight lifting (whose easy conversion into numeric growth I wonder isn't one of its attractions whe
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Bit of a plug but (as the developer of) Spontaneous[0] I can highly recommend it for this kind of use case. It aims to be decoupled, that is the system you edit with is not (necessarily) tied into the system you serve your site to the pub
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Actually this is one of the core features of the Ruby CMS I've been working on for the last few years http://spontaneous.io It's template engine supports two tag types: one that gets run during the publish stage &
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I've been hacking on Spontaneous CMS for a couple of years now: http://spontaneous.io It renders to static files by default (as well as compiling+compressing assets etc) and you can define any number of separate outputs in