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Posted a note for GC1G4E3 Kinkering Congs Their Titles Take
This checkin to GC1G4E3 Kinkering Congs Their Titles Take reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. New cache container is assembled and ready to deploy as soon as I'm in the vicinity; hopefully next week!
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Our youngest, aged 2, may have just came up with his first joke.
Yellow duck: Quack quack quack. Quack quack quack quack.
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Avengers Endgame: The Marvel Cinematic Universe explained
The BBC have adapted a Marvel infographic to show the order you SHOULD watch their films in.
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Edge Blink and Progressive Web Apps
Dan investigates the pioneering Progressive Web App features of Edge Dev.
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@rjavarley here's the photos I promised to send as you set off this morning on your epic sponsored Lime Bike ride from Lyme Regis to Limekilns.
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Found GCHDZH Cobblers! (Dorset)
This checkin to GCHDZH Cobblers! (Dorset) reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. Just visiting while dropping off my brother in law for his sponsored 500 mile "Lyme Regis to Limekilns on a Lime Bike" cycle, and thought I'd hit a couple of local caches before I set off back to …
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Found GC61PA7 In the Lyme light
This checkin to GC61PA7 In the Lyme light reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. While dropping off my partner's brother and his friend on their 500 mile "Lyme Regis to Limekilns on a Lime Bike" sponsored cycle ride, I took the opportunity for a quick grab of this nicely hidden …
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Robin Varley is fundraising for Campaign Against Living Miserably
Ruth's brother Robin is running a rental e-bike basically the entire length of England for charity. Here's Dan's take.
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Goodbye Google Analytics, Hello Fathom
Big news! This site is no longer using Google Analytics and I’ve switched to a self-hosted version of brand new analytics product Fathom.
Fathom is very simple. It only tracks 4 things: Unique Visitors, Page Views, Time on Site, and Bounce Rate. It shows me a chart of page views and visitors and then gives me … -
The Four-Handed Condom
Dan provides another take on why the Tulipán Placer Consentido condom is useless, but it's good that it's being talked about.
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Yet Another JavaScript Framework
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It is impossible to answer all of these questions simply. They can, however, be framed by the ideological project of the web itself. The web was built to be open, both technologically as a decentralized network, and philosophically as a democratizing medium. These questions are tricky because the web belongs to no one, … -
Google AMP lowered our page speed, and there's no choice but to use it - unlike kinds
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We here at unlike kinds decided that we had to implement Google AMP. We have to be in the Top Stories section because otherwise we’re punted down the page and away from potential readers. We didn’t really want to; our site is already fast because we made it fast, largely with a combination of clever … -
"You Me Her" Season 4 premiers, and other polyamory on TV
The "polyromantic comedy" series You Me Her opens its fourth season tonight (Tuesday April 9) at 10 on AT&T's Audience Network. There is no other show like it on television.
Season 1 was about a troubled couple who, independently, fell for the same third person by way of comic flukes: a novelty gimmick. But creator/producer John … -
Enable Private DNS with 1.1.1.1 on Android 9 Pie
Recently, Google officially launched Android 9 Pie, which includes a slew of new features around digital well-being, security, and privacy. If you’ve poked around the network settings on your phone while on the beta or after updating, you may have noticed a new Private DNS Mode now supported by Android.
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Word Ladder Solver
It's likely that the first word ladder puzzles were created by none other than Lewis Carroll (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson), the talented British mathematician, and author of the Alice's adventures. According to Carroll, he invented them on Christmas Day in 1877.
A word ladder puzzle consists of two end-cap words, and the goal is to derive a …