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Analytics has got nothing to do with software improvement. Analytics is crap. iOS is crap.

No one mentioned Light Table?

Anyone using macOS will surely guess the time period. No need to add it in the title.

This time is different. It's got something to do with G$$GLE's policy to charge the Gmail users who happen to use their E-Mails under the so-called "G$$GLE Workspace". I know this for sure because I use Gmail under "G$$GLE Workspace" and today I'm greeted with a message like this "Your 14 day trial period for G$$GLE Workspace has ended. If you want to use G$$GLE Workspace , start a (paid ;) subscription." All of this happened after I've been using it for more than 12 years!

Better question: Is it paid at all?

Even if it was free and ad-free, doing Markdown editing on the cloud is inappropriate. Come on.

The climate changes daily and yearly because the sun's got daily and yearly cycles. But the sun's got 100 or so years cycles, too. So the climate changes slightly over those periods, too. Period.

You missed the whole point. The purpose of that scientific looking article was to convince you that climate change is caused by human activity, which in reality is not.

They'll of course add the "sources". They are not stupid.

Addendum: Yep I believe BBC exists.

So you believe whatever story appears on BBC?

I've just tried this app on my Mojave MacBook and it's amazing. So pleased with it. My biggest requirement was an app as simple as an RSS reader must be open source and that it's got a macOS binary. This one fulfills both and it 's got a quite nice UI too. So far I've been using NewsFire, not knowing the alternatives.

I use RSS daily. Yes I write code. Rule of thumb: Don't reinvent the wheel. If you see what I mean.

Hard to believe this communist mindset is in America.

No official knowledge but the whole thing looks like a premeditated plan to eventually shut down the Internet Archive.

I was about to say the same thing. Go is popular because it's initiated and backed up by Google.

Vangelis' 1977 composition "To The Unknown Man" was interpreted by the Italian singer Milva as "Moi je n'ai pas peur" in 1981.

Even the USB powered Logitech z120 which costs a few dollars sounds good enough even for movies.

Whether you have 11k or 11m followers, you are owned by the Twictatour. Those 11k followers are too.

Whether it's used commonly or not, it's one the latest versions which don't interfere with your privacy and it works with %99+ of the websites. The %1- sites which don't work, aren't essential or worth visiting, so I'm fine with it :)

It's one of the latest really private versions, it doesn't try to connect to tens of various websites under the shitto "your security & privacy is of paramount importance to us" and works with %99 of the websites. The %1 websites aren't essential or worth visiting anyway. So whether its code is Aramaic or Lateinic, it's good.

It works with %99 of the websites. Besides it's one of the latest versions that don't undermine your privacy.

Doesn't work on Firefox 68.

gnoosic.com/faves is cool but the Allmusic.com's related artists section is the ultimate place to discover new bands.

I think s/he meant the typography, the quality of the drawings and the big right margin allocated for the figure labels and the sidenotes.

It's hard to go into detail in "all-in-one" books.

There are hundreds if not thousands of big forest fires across the earth. How many of them started with a plane crash? None.

He wears no skullcap. He wears nothing to protect his head from cold yet alone from crash. If he planned it, he'd wear something protective on his head.

For anyone interested in AWS's the so called free, the lowest tier: It's free for 12 months then it starts to cost 10 plus dollars a month.

A drug called Alprazolam or better known as Xanax drives the patient who takes it to sleep excessively during daytime. I've got two acquaintances, who take those pills and they sleep quite often during the day.

High memory consumption eats battery life too