Kind: Reposts
Reposting of content from another site, often with commentary.
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Pineapple
Channelate "gets" Dan and his love of pineapple on pizza.
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Homeschooling While Working From Home During a Global Pandemic Bingo
McSweeney's Internet Tendency provides a bingo card for those of us suddenly and unexpectedly homeschooling.
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Local
Jeremy shares some great tips on seeing the best in humanity and in the world as we work through the COVID-19 crisis.
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"Down A Bit From Tromsø"
The season's final episode of Two of These People are Lying ends with a brilliant and unintentional twist.
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Here’s What a Googol-to-One Gear Ratio Looks Like
Jason Kottke reports that Daniel Bruin has built a machine that demonstrates a truly absurd gear ratio, and Dan does some silly back-of-napkin maths.
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IndieWebCamp London "Group Photo"
IndieWebCamp London got cancelled on account of Covid-19 but Dan and others were still able to attend "virtually".
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Uplifting Diverse Genders: Beyond "Women and Non-Binary"
Quinn Crossley says that adding "and non-binary" to the target audience of your (probably previously "women") group doesn't go far enough, and they've got some suggestions to shift your outlook.
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Why the GOV.UK Design System team changed the input type for numbers
GOV.UK is changing the way they use "numeric" fields on websites, and the research that backs their decision is, as usual, excellent.
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Bypassing AppProtocol Prompts
The MS Edge team are working on a security feature relating to websites launching applications, and it's a great move.
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Dutch PM Mark Rutte Tells Public Not to Shake Hands Over Coronavirus and Then Shakes With Colleague
Remember not to shake hands with anybody! Umm... starting NOW, that one didn't count.
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There’s Really No Easy Way to Say 'I Was Stabbed'
Author Emma Berquist writes about her experience of the (extremely unusual) incident she was involved in, of being stabbed by a stranger in a park in Wellington.
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A Trip Through New York City in 1911
With the help of a neural network, this 1911 film brings to life scenes of New York from over a century ago.
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BingO Bakery
A fun retro-game style video from Microsoft giving a basic grounding in Web accessibility technologies.
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There is a car
Sayed A Tabatabai writes a very short story about a car abandoned in a hospital car park.
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An app can be a home-cooked meal
Author Robin Sloan tells the story of the app he wrote just for his family, and Dan reflects on his own experience of making apps for audiences of few (or one!).