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I am now in the Dumb Domain business. Buy a Dumb Domain from my store.
It will generate new domains every time you reload the page. See what you get. And tell a friend.
The place you go when you need a cheap domain and you’re lazy.
This might be the most illustration-heavy chart I've ever created. It's also editable!
Try it here ➡️ https://plotparade.com/55_window/
data art/chart generator by Krisztina Szűcs
Kay Savetz took a leap of faith and bought dozens of master tapes for a lost radio show, with one of a kind interviews on them. He's seeking funds to pay a professional to digitize the tapes, and they all go on Internet Archive.
Douglas Adams, Bill Gates, Atari’s Jack Tramiel, MacPaint’s Bill Atkinson, Infocom’s Joel Berez, Star Trek’s Gene Roddenberry, musician Herbie Hancock, EA’s Trip Hawkins, Stewart Brand... they're all on here.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/digitizing-the-famous-computer-cafe
Let's just fund this and move on.
TLDR: Help digitize 54 episodes of The Famous Computer Cafe, a 1980s radio… Kay Savetz needs your support for Digitizing "The Famous Computer Cafe" radio show
WE DID IT. My new zine “How Git Works" is out now!
You can get it here for $12: https://wizardzines.com/zines/git
If you find git confusing, don't worry! You're not alone.
It's VERY normal to be perplexed by it even if you've been using git for a long time.
git: "you're up to date with origin/main" doesn't actually mean you're up to date with the remote main branch...
person: ??
this zine’s goal is to take you from
confused person: “fast-forward failed? detached HEAD state?? references??? what?”
to
happy person: “silly git, you can't faze me with your arcane error messages! I know exactly what to do.”
Once you know what's going on under the hood, you can get yourself out of any git mess.
let's go learn!
(@zep · Jun 3, 2018)
r=rnd::_::srand()f=t()/9
cls()n=650+60*sin(f/3)for i=1,n do
a=f+r(1)d=.3+r(9)y=-3
if i>400 then j=i-400 y=j*2/n-1
a=j*40/n+f+j/3 d=j*3/n end
x=d*cos(a)z=2+cos(f)+d*sin(a)x=64+x*64/z
y=64+y*64/z c=6+i%5 e=5/z
if(z>.1)circfill(x,y,e,c)circfill(x,128-y,e,c/4)
end flip()goto _
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udm14 is over on Product Hunt. If you like it, I’d appreciate a shout.
Forget AI. Google just created a version of its search engine free of all the extra junk it has added over the past decade-plus. All you have to do is add "udm=14" to the search URL.
The kind of professor I’m trying to be at university:
EDIT: just to clarify, this is a screenshot found offline, not from one of my student. I’m more direct as I tell my students that "piracy is sharing knowledge and sharing knowledge is ethical and what I’m paid to do so please use libgen.rs and sci-hub"
http://libgen.rs/
These sites might seem perfectly helpful in that they deliver exactly what they promise, but they are also free. | can't remember what | was saying. Anyway.">
Isn't That Wonderful
A list of random wonderful internet things. Curated by me. Searchable by hashtag an text content.