Latest bookmarks (page 18 of 116)
20 Dec 2024
www.orbitbooks.net
A bit weird looking back at this 12 years later, though of course many of them go back even further.
At least Saucer Country is finally complete!
At least Saucer Country is finally complete!
20 Dec 2024
github.com
I'm currently testing these fixes on my own copy, and so far I've been able to follow accounts at GoToSocial, Snac, and Bridgy Fed that I couldn't before, and vice versa.
At least they all think they're following each other. I'll have to try following this from the Bluesky side of the bridge, and seeing if this post shows up on the GTS and Snac followers.
At least they all think they're following each other. I'll have to try following this from the Bluesky side of the bridge, and seeing if this post shows up on the GTS and Snac followers.
20 Dec 2024
lithub.com
"The left I love is passionately committed to universal human rights and absolute equality and often is grounded in rights movements, including the Black civil rights movement."
"This other left is often so focused on the considerable sins of the United States it overlooks or denies those of other nations, particularly those in conflict with the USA, decrying imperialism at home but excusing it abroad"
"This other left is often so focused on the considerable sins of the United States it overlooks or denies those of other nations, particularly those in conflict with the USA, decrying imperialism at home but excusing it abroad"
19 Dec 2024
arstechnica.com
"We may owe our tiny sliver of Neanderthal DNA to just a couple of hundred Neanderthals."
19 Dec 2024
developer.mozilla.org
"The HTTP Referrer-Policy response header controls how much referrer information (sent with the Referer header) should be included with requests.
Aside from the HTTP header, you can set this policy in HTML."
Aside from the HTTP header, you can set this policy in HTML."
14 Dec 2024
qz.com
"The minutes tick by steadily, unchanging, and yet the days pass faster as you get older. A new paper explains how we perceive time."
14 Dec 2024
www.nasa.gov
"Citizen scientists, satellites and researchers solve the mystery of new purple lights in the sky. The lights, called STEVE, provide scientists insight into Earth’s magnetic field."