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> At least newer initiatives like JSON Feed have maintainers who respond to requests for improvements. Uhm. To my knowledge none of the issues in the JSONFeed Github repository ever caused a change in the JSONFeed spec. It's like ta
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I still have and use a copy of Quinn. The fact that it's a 32 Bit app makes me not want to update on the forthcoming 64 Bit only MacOS.
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The Malmo-Palermo Express – Linking Europe's North and South
(economist.com)
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I studied at a university which is connected with a driverless suspension railway [1]. Students aren't unsupervised youngsters with bad ideas as such but not far removed from the concept. The H-Bahn never really looked bad. [1] https:
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It seems that Microblog is a mixture of Feeds and the Indieweb, namely the Micropub API which originated there: http://help.micro.blog/2017/api-posting/ Btw: Isn't ActivityPub the new OStatus?
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A better UI. As every native app does. Yes, in principle web apps can do more, from drag & drop to .. stuff. But in practice they never do, they never go the extra mile but instead just building for the lowest common denominator. Also t
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Twitter Killing Its Mac App
(512pixels.net)
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Also in that vision: * Manton Reece's Microblog, also build on feeds * Indieweb. No feeds, just webpages with Microformats.
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The clause in question - unfair state aids - were already a part of the Rome Treaties, much earlier.
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Germany's biggest postal service, the Deutsche Post (ex state monopolist) searched for an electric delivery van and couldn't find one. So they bought a startup and developed their own: * https://www.bloomberg.com/n
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Macro Trends (Tim Bray)
(tbray.org)
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The usage of of an accent as syntax in markup and programming languages annoys me to no end. And it will still be used, to this day, the latest example are template string in Javascript. • It is semantically idiotic because it's an acc
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Google and the power we give in exchange for security
(burningbird.net)
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I'm curious: fid your professor tell you why he decided on the acronym MARNE? A comparison to the Battle of Marne in WW1 seems likely but rather slim, doesn't it?
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As a german with an ß in my last name I love it.
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http://www.typografie.info/3/wiki.html/v/versal-eszett-in-hi...
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The Capital Sharp S in now part of the official German orthography
(typography.guru)
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JSON feed: fail
(cweiske.de)
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So the airship puts down a container. Now it needs ballast for not launching in the stratosphere with the reduced weight. You could use water because it can be easily pumped into the airship, but water is not everywhere. Now you need a truc
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HTTP 301 Moved Permanently is the out of band control channel. Sometimes it even seems to work, depending on software of course. There was also a typical Dave-Wineresque invention of replacing the old feed with some special, non-namespaced
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Shortly after RSS 0.9 came out RSS 1.0 reformulated the RSS vocabulary in RDF terms. Of course the modern (sane) successor to RDF/XML is JSON-LD. So I'm hoping for JSON-LD Feed 1.1 and a new war of format battles. Maybe we can eve
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Merkel and the Fancy Bear – Cyberattack on the Bundestag
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Germany was build out of different german speaking principalities. Germany was problematic in the 20th century but the problems were against its neighbours, not within. And then there are those 13 ex-colonies, now 50, which dared to want an
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Pretty soon with the birth of JSON everyone stopped using eval() because of obvious security concerns (eval is evil) and JSON parsers before JSON.parse() were doing the heavy lifting handwritten in JS. That was also the time when XML/X
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“This app is for rich people. [Not for] poor countries like India and Spain.”
(variety.com)
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For Number 3: Since two releases there is Javascript as an alternative AppleScript: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/releasenotes/Int... There is one gotcha - filtering of Applescript objects is no
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International Apple keyboards layouts
(medium.com)
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Ask HN: How to systematically prune your Twitter timeline
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Europe’s last internet pirate – About Julia Reda, the pirate party's MEP
(politico.eu)
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I remember astronaut Alex Gertz somewhere saying the VNC was also for security reasons. Keep in mind that most infrastructure on the ISS was installed in the middle 00s and that the Thinkpads were possible running Windows XP and IE 6 then.
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