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  1. Lynn Haraldson, , more info

    When Grief takes a Twist
    "Do we ever truly let go of the people with whom we’ve been intimate on some level? Doesn’t a part of them live on inside us forever?"
    By Lynn Haraldson, 32 words
  2. ZeroAir Reviews, , more info

    Nitecore MT1A Pro EDC Flashlight Review
    🔦 Nitecore MT1A Pro EDC Flashlight Review on ZeroAir Reviews 🔦The Nitecore MT1A Pro EDC flashlight uses on UHi 25 LED, giving it great throw and output. It can run a 14500 cell (included) but also can run AA, too! Read on! The post Nitecore MT1A Pro EDC Flashlight Review first appeared on ZeroAir Reviews. RSS feed managed by AIOSEO.
    By zeroair, 66 words
  3. Michael Tsai - Blog, , more info

    iA Writer’s Google Drive Access
    Oliver Reichenstein (Mastodon, Hacker News): A couple of months ago, Google changed its API policy and revoked iA Writer’s access to Google Drive on Android. By freezing up Android’s main storage option, our app was frozen in carbonite. It still lived but we couldn’t move forward before resolving it. In order to allow our users to access their Google Drive on their phones we had to rewrite privacy statements, update …
    By Michael Tsai, 556 words
  4. lukebennett13, , more info

    Viewing the Last Pictures: the limits of meaning-making at the ends of the Earth
    “My own interpretation of this painting changes from day to day, hour to hour, and is based on nothing more than letting my mind wander whilst staring at the print on my wall. My thoughts vacillate. Sometimes I see an image that’s profoundly unknowable. A painting from tens of thousands of years ago surely lies beyond some horizon of intelligibility. Such painting, separated from the world that gave rise to …
    By lukebennett13, 1,150 words
  5. Dan Mall’s Posts, , more info

    Now Hiring: A Designer Who Can Ship
    I run 3 businesses: Design System University, an online school to help people working at enterprise organizations to design and build at scale through self-paced and live courses. Great Job!, a platform to help parents and caregivers design their own handbooks for raising amazing kids. Dan Mall Teaches, private consulting and coaching from me around design systems, design process and leadership, and career growth (though no one ever sees this …
    By Dan Mall, 1,948 words
  6. teesche.com, , more info

    Bookshelf Addition: Bullshit Jobs by David Graeber
    🚀 The Book in 3 Sentences Estimates based on surveys suggest that more than a third of all employed people are convinced that their own job is so pointless it wouldn’t matter at all to anyone if their position would cease to exist tomorrow. Not only is this making people miserable, it also makes little economic sense, but still the invisible hand of the market astonishingly won’t solve the situation …
    By Teesche | Tim Teege, 5,749 words
  7. Our Blog — Just a Little Further, , more info

    New Brunswick - Campobello to Fredericton and a Touch of Downeast Maine
    Our Route to Fredericton We were through the no-hassle U.S. Border Control and back in Lubec, Maine with less than a 5-minute wait. We were so close to Eastport, Maine, we decided to take a little sidetrip. It’s the easternmost ‘city’ in the USA… versus easternmost town or point, a very important distinction. Eastport is the epitome of ‘Downeast Maine’. Why Downeast, you ask? In the days of old, ‘downeast’ …
    By Marcie, 1,340 words
  8. Interconnected, a blog by Matt Webb, , more info

    Sometimes the product innovation is the distribution
    Did you know that Moleskine notebooks have their own ISBN? I used to run a bookshop in a tweeting vending machine called Machine Supply. It was the smallest member of the Booksellers Association (I had a sticker on the glass and everything) and I partnered with a great book wholesaler. So the book business relies on wholesalers. They buy the books from the publishers and bookshops buy the books from …
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  9. 333SOUND, , more info

    An Introduction to the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack
    Clinton Walker introduces his addition to the 33 1/3 Oceania series: Soundtrack from Saturday Night Fever. He told us more about where his obsession with the Bee Gees began and why Saturday Night Fever should be considered one of the great disco albums. By Clinton WalkerIt helps to be a bit obsessed. And I’ve been quite obsessed with the Bee Gees, their manager Robert Stigwood and their collective great opus …
    By 33 1.3 Admin, 1,123 words
  10. SFSS, , more info

    Hope
    When proofreading dies, I'll become a gravedigger. And this, I'll do it for Him and for me and for her. When I die, I hope I'll have completed my to-do list (I believe such a thing exists). When I die, I hope I'll go to Heaven; cuz' currently I'm in earthly Purgatory!
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  11. David Bushell – Blog, , more info

    An Interesting HTML Parser Conundrum
    Despite better judgement I decided to code a basic HTML parser. Not the full HTML spec but enough to create a tree of nodes and attributes. I’ve already written a streamable XML parser that has been working for my podcast web app.Parsing (most) HTML isn’t as complicated as it sounds. Look for a less-than sign < and see if a valid tag like <div> follows. If that node is a …
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  12. Max Frequency, , more info

    The Question No One Asks Shigeru Miyamoto – The Hyrule Journals
  13. Ye-Olde-Site-of-Curiosities, , more info

    What Does the Haigh Company Handbook Say?
    “The good troubleshooter is cost conscious, and aware that down time and equipment replacement are factors of serious concern to the Haigh Company.” Haigh Company Employee Handbook By the Book, The Worlds of Frank Herbert, 1971
    By Jan Ferris, 43 words
  14. Old House Dreams, , more info

    The “Boarding House” End of Era
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    By M.J.G., 8 words
  15. Lab Muffin Beauty Science, , more info

    Benzene in your products, Part 2: The story of Valisure
    Here’s Part 2 of our deep dive into benzene contamination in your products. In Part 1, we talked about whether the experiments were “realistic” (no), and whether the cancer risk was described accurately (also no). This time, we’ll be discussing the wider issues around the private lab behind these findings, Valisure. This is adapted from the video version (which works ... Read more Source
    By Michelle Wong, 74 words