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GitHub has this cool feature: <details> and <summary> tags. Use them in comments to collapse large screenshots that distract from discussions.
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Wow! This is pretty neat.
WOAH...!
Top 15 BEST global brands ranking for the last 19 years...
Watch big name tech companies take-over at the end!
h/t @Interbrand
I'm going to "Go Code Colorado 2019 Kick Off - Front Range (Denver)". See you there? eventbrite.com/e/go-code-col… via @Eventbrite
Matt Riddoch retweeted
The time I wrote about 2 fishermen who stole a US government buoy.
arstechnica.com/tech-policy/…
Holy cow, thanks! Will miss your old content look forward to the new.
THREAD: Tomorrow is my last day at @arstechnica. Over nearly 7 years, I’ve written over 2,800 stories.
As of 2/19, I’ll be with @NBCNews’ new tech investigations team, working with @oliviasolon in SF.
I’ll be off Twitter from EOB 2/6 until 2/19.
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A cow attacks a plane as it lands in the United States, 1910
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This guy thought it was a hoot to burn a circus elephant with his cigar… 1914
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Suicide by lion, 1908 bit.ly/1PrDzPa
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Fight breaks out at carny baptism reception when the animal tamer wasn’t invited, 1901
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The Computer Hack That Saved Apollo 14. All program code was physically woven in ROM (yes woven... like needle and thread)..so the "hack" wasnt a matter of radio uploading new firmware. opcodes were manually entered through the UI. Neat watch. youtu.be/wSSmNUl9Snw

























