Latest bookmarks (page 131 of 144)

16 Nov 2023 www.johnpe.art
"Now my social web interactions show up like a massive group chat. Replies and mentions of my posts show up in speech bubbles. Likes and reposts – and now also bookmarks – are no longer just counted up, but show up in the flow of the of other Webmentions.
I think this makes each post feel a bit more conversational. A bit more alive."
16 Nov 2023 wptavern.com
"So on the podcast today, we have Matthias Pfefferle. Matthias started using WordPress in its early stages when it was still known as b2. He became passionate about blogging and the web 2.0 era…"
15 Nov 2023 gizmodo.com
"Scientists have pinned down the energy produced by an unusually bright gamma-ray burst detected in 2022, and wow is it a whopper."
15 Nov 2023 www.kleefeldoncomics.com
"Nobody's even mad. Everyone is either confused because they thought Comixology closed down entirely years ago, or they're just shrugging their shoulders and lamenting what could've been. Do you know the level of effort you have to put in to get people to not care like that?"
15 Nov 2023 cssbattle.dev
Replicate the target images using CSS - the shorter your code, the higher your score! Happy coding!
15 Nov 2023 earthobservatory.nasa.gov
"Eurasia's tallest active volcano spewed ash that drifted hundreds of kilometers."
13 Nov 2023 www.w3.org
Ironically, this URI *has* changed because it's on HTTPS now instead of plain HTTP.
10 Nov 2023 foundation.mozilla.org
"All 25 car brands we researched earned our *Privacy Not Included warning label -- making cars the official worst category of products for privacy that we have ever reviewed."
10 Nov 2023 www.science.org
"A new study, which treats these fables like an evolving species...[uses] the Aarne–Thompson–Uther Index"
"Fairy tales are transmitted through language, and the shoots and branches of the Indo-European language tree are well-defined, so the scientists could trace a tale's history back up the tree"