JonathanBuchh
> As you can see I am not there yet by a long shot!
The World Factbook – Intelligence on 266 World Entities
[1]: https://freron.com/
Tandoor Recipe Management: Open source, Import, Export, Grocery Lists, Meal Plan
https://scribe.rip is an alternative frontend to Medium.
Ask HN: What is the most compelling reason young people should learn to program?
What is the most compelling reason young people (13-18) should learn to program—especially if they are not interested in pursuing a career in the tech industry? Why should students use their computers for more than browsing the web and using word processors?
Vim Mode State Diagram
U.S. and 60 Global Partners Launch Declaration for the Future of the Internet
Getting Started with Security Keys
Loveland Castle
Markdeep: diagrams, calendars, equations, and more as extensions of Markdown
http://www.cookingforengineers.com/recipe/108/Banana-Nut-Bre...
Ask HN: How do you manage backups?
How do people on HN handle backups?Personally, I use MacOS's Time Machine, since it is super polished and makes restoring files and browsing what the filesystem previously looked like a breeze. It "just works" and is the only backup solution I have used to restore lost files (who knows how well a backup solution works unless you actually test it). I have even been able to set up a Samba server...
A List of Hacker News's Undocumented Features and Behaviors
Indian teen chess grandmaster beats Magnus Carlsen in online rapid tournament
Ask HN: How to make the most of your high school experience?
As a current high school junior, I'm just curious what advice you would give to your former self.What did you do right in high school? What would you have changed?
> Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.
It appears to be the Zero-Clause BSD, but for some reason, it says Microsoft holds the copyright. Could original author must have used something with the same license to write Wordle? If it isn't a free license and I am misinterpreting the code, I would be happy to take my version down.
Thanks to Josh for making Wordle with a free license.