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blog.hayman.net
I'm surprised how insignificant the display of the score actually is. |
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amerpie.lol
This is the lowest point on the Appalachian Trail. It's in New York, where the trail crosses the Hudson River. Manhattan is only 18 miles away. You can see the skyline from the top of the nearby mountain. #hiking #AppalachianTrail |
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therealadam.com
I like the idea and execution of Tailwind. That said, there's something nice about dropping a CSS library reference into a new HTML file and getting styled content without adding any classes or other legwork. The nice thing about these libraries is they imagine, to some extent, a world where the stylesheets browsers use as defaults didn't look so bland. new.css - if browser defaults looked real nice mvp.css - if browser defaults looked like Bootstrap or the Tailwind examples nes. |
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frankmcpherson.blog
As I have observed earlier, right now there is a lot of good energy around RSS with new feed readers popping up nearly every week. Yesterday Manton Reece released is take on an RSS app called Inkwell that is a companion to his micro.blog service/app that I use to host this blog. Because Inkwell integrates with the blogging platform that I use, I find there are reasons to consider using it while I have resisted looking at other apps. I have been using RSS since I first learned about it in the early 2000s. Like many, I used Google Reader mostly because it was a web app that I could use on any device. Over the years I tried desktop and phone apps like NetNewsWire, but in the end found myself back to the simple web apps that Dave Winer wrote over the years. |
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