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Superset by Airbnb (formerly Caravel)
(github.com)
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How to contribute to Discourse
(meta.discourse.org)
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EasyCrypt.co – Perfect email privacy
(easycrypt.co)
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10y ago
Excellent project! I wish I had this kind of service available a few years ago. Minor question: are the servers configured for IPv4 only?
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10y ago
> We are very vulnerable (in terms of rights) when driving in the US. We are very vulnerable (in terms of rights) in the US.
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10y ago
Or OpenSFM: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12835771
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Metatab. Metadata for mortals
(metatab.org)
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Bear: write beautifully
(bear-writer.com)
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Collabora Online Development Edition 2.0 Released
(collaboraoffice.com)
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Bagger
(github.com)
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Furthermore, if you are registered with username+ password, I think you will want to have a password recovery method as well, so you're back to giving a phone number or an email address to the server.
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Kanji alive
(kanjialive.com)
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10y ago
I don't understand how having that one hypothetical paper published in PLOS One instead of another journal would be negative.
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For one, "owning" means that there is no one, except you, who can singlehandedly delete or censor content that you published on the social media platform. This happens regularly e.g. in Turkey to silence opposition. Most recent no
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Adds up very well with almost contemporary evidence from Monte Verde in Chile http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.... so "mystery" is a non sequitur. But that's the headline.
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There Is No Island of Trash in the Pacific
(slate.com)
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Anyone could explain briefly what is the "stretch" theory or hypothesis that is mentioned in the heated comments section to the blog post?
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I appreciate your comment as a genuine expression of confidence and hope. However, it seems that this generic comment could reference an existing initiative that is already being used by several office suites http://www.documentl
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Colorgorical
(vrl.cs.brown.edu)
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The solution to bad comments is deleting them before they are even visible to other users. Deleting aggressively, as is done in certain subreddits (r/science) may seem offensive towards naive users who just want to add their "2 c&
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Laser Sequencer Uses Arduino to Enable Super-Microscope
(hackaday.com)
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Python packaging is good now
(glyph.twistedmatrix.com)
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Creating safe places: Defensible Me
(medium.com)
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Embulk, a pluggable bulk data loader
(embulk.org)
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Bezitopo
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Paul Tol's Colour Schemes [pdf]
(personal.sron.nl)
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Academic clickbait: positively-framed titles get more attention
(thewinnower.com)
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Birth month by gender
(r-bloggers.com)
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Fidus Writer 3.0 launched
(fiduswriter.org)
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For those on Linux there have been xdg-app/flatpak nightlies available for a while: http://flatpak.org/apps.html including the GTK+3 version. They're highly usable but of course care must be taken with changes in
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