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Drew Cloud Is a Well-Known Expert on Student Loans. One Problem: He’s Not Real
(chronicle.com)
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Falls Church, Virginia, has one of the highest median household incomes in the United States: https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2013/12/12/t... https://wtop.com/lo
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There isn't one that's going to do everything that reddit does, honestly. You might want to consider breaking down everything you were getting out of reddit that you aren't anymore and pursuing ways to find those things again
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Something that's being lost here is that this article is in the same vein as the seminal "Falsehoods programmers believe about time" [0] which contains quite a few statements which describe user error that developers still ha
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JPEG2000 is currently used in digital preservation and archival digitization, and I'm not entirely sure if JPEG XS will supersede it.
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This comment from OP (beastpilot) is pretty frightening: > Yep, works for 6 months with zero issues. Then one Friday night you get an update. Everything works that weekend, and on your way to work on Monday. Then, 18 minutes into your co
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Though I don't imagine this particular typeface will suddenly be popping up everywhere, I think there's a lot of value here to introduce accessibility to more spaces and encourage similar projects to come about.
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Wow, this looks great! Does anyone have experience with it first hand? This might be what pushes me over the edge to finally pick up the Daydream View.
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I really believe that we'd already be here if Google Glass hadn't been such a PR disaster.
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This is a great primer to what forward-thinking museums are already doing. Here's a direct link to one of the Google Arts and Culture stories mentioned in the article: https://artsandculture.google.com/exhibit/MgI
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I think framing this as a technology problem, as quite a few folks tend to do, is the wrong approach. There are plenty of nuggets of memetic knowledge that are simply false, but still passed around by word of mouth (or, in some extreme cas
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The SF lover in me loves this. The person who cares about others in me is glad that this might change the way we idolize celebrity at the cost of real people. Man, the future is cool.
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I would very strongly recommend a simple WYSIWYG interface for non-technical users, if rich text is even necessary. Every barrier you create to entry will frustrate or drive away users.
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Excellent work and a great example of how sometimes the best presentation of archival assets is remediation.
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> Inside of the friends.html file, you can find the exact dates you added _or removed someone as a friend_. (emphasis mine) Oof. I'm not sure I want to take a trip down that memory lane.
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Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1002/ Computer Arimaa and Go have since surpassed top humans, but I suppose D&D could be on the same level as Calvinball.
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> As millennials age into their 30s and homeownership is on the rise, demographics are now moving against urban landlords. > We know how and what to build when we're dealing with an influx of young urban renters. But what will th
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It looks like this is currently only affecting channel & user pages.
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I am not a lawyer, and I would bet that none of the answers you get here would be on par with a consultation with a legal professional. I would have a conversation with yourself about what you want the end result of this to look like. What
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Grindr Shares Personal Information With Third-Parties
(github.com)
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For some reason the typo I tend to make the most is ';s', so I've gone ahead and set `alias s=ls`
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Worth noting that The Independent is a UK news service, not the US.
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> "I am certain that my account was 'maliciously [targeted by] someone with bot followers to make [me] look bad.'" Imagine explaining this concept to someone five years ago, let alone ten or twenty, and trying not to
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Awesome collection! Putting on my digital preservation hat, I'd be interested in learning more about where the original scans live and why they're watermarked (could be something to do with how old the site is?) It's great t
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Allegedly there's a form to specifically request that they remove your data: https://www.facebook.com/help/224562897555674?helpref=faq_co...
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Took a look at flocakademic — looks like a great idea and platform, but I'm curious as to where you see it fitting in with the rest of the research lifecycle, with institutional repositories and OSF starting to pick up the slack?
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Agreed — her reporting for The Verge is consistently amazing: https://www.theverge.com/users/Sarah%20Jeong
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Also curious that "safefirmware.com" — where the whitepaper is hosted — doesn't seem to have any history whatsoever.
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I'm honestly surprised with myself for forgetting that iTunes once felt like the go-to place for media; it seems to me like this move is in support of those sorts of endeavors.
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Yeah, I don't want to be a downer, but this is pretty much the exact definition of Embrace, Extend, Extinguish: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
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