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by calebegg 3y ago
Glass recycling is very efficient, but manufacturing new glass is just cheaper. So without a government subsidy, it's usually not worth it for the recycling plant.
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by calebegg 3y ago
Do they dogfood these updates internally like Google does with Android and Chrome OS?
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by calebegg 3y ago
For some reason, "view source" gets the right list. Maybe a referer issue like someone else said.
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by calebegg 3y ago
It seems sort of questionable to use the list of things to not scrape as a starting point for scraping.... I mean, I get it's not actually enforced.
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by calebegg 3y ago
How do I run this/see the results? I'm a little lost.
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by calebegg 3y ago
I know, I thought it was a mistake but then I literally laughed out loud once I understood.
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by calebegg 3y ago
I don't disagree with you but I did find the linked article very interesting to read absent any context.
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by calebegg 3y ago
> Social media communities really ought to observe a [...] rule Oh honey....
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by calebegg 4y ago
(to be fair, it also gets power from the buttons)
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by calebegg 4y ago
It runs with that option but trees don't render properly so it's not perfect.
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by calebegg 4y ago
I did not know about that option!
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by calebegg 4y ago
It looks really cool and I'd love to play it but I don't have a Windows PC. Any chance you have plans to make it available on Linux/Steam Deck?
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by calebegg 4y ago
@dang this should have (2009) in the title
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by calebegg 4y ago
Interesting
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by calebegg 4y ago
It worked! :D
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by calebegg 4y ago
Sometimes the NOAA APIs don't return data according to the usual structure. I can't consistently reproduce it. If you can please let me know!
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by calebegg 4y ago
Lol I named my version "Bright Earth" as an opposition to dark sky (brightearth.app)
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Pirate Weather: A free, open, and documented forecast API(pirateweather.net)
1149 points by calebegg 4y ago|195 comments
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by calebegg 4y ago
> The maximum URL size is 2048 FYI, this is almost entirely untrue. Maybe for some old versions of IE, but modern browsers can handle extremely long URIs
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by calebegg 4y ago
Funnily enough, your comment is now the top search result for that query....
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by calebegg 4y ago
Shameless plug: my (free, ad-free) side project does this too: https://codewich.com
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by calebegg 4y ago
It worked for the code for my personal website at ca.lebe.gg https://github.com/calebegg/website It's very impressive!
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by calebegg 4y ago
An excellent watch
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by calebegg 4y ago
The local fox network affiliates aren't generally strongly connected to the news/misinformation cable channel. It would be like boycotting The Simpsons because of fox news.
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by calebegg 4y ago
I find it truly baffling how articles nowadays have three headlines: the one in the URL, the one in the page title (shown by the browser) and the actual one on the page: > heathrow-tells-all-airlines-to-stop-selling-any-flights-until-11t
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by calebegg 4y ago
Fascinating link, I've never heard of these micromice before
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by calebegg 4y ago
To be honest, I find those 'st' ligatures incredibly distracting. Is there a way to turn that feature off in Chrome?
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by calebegg 4y ago
Something I recently found out about is you can go to https://docs.new to create a new Google doc.
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by calebegg 4y ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windshield_phenomenon
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by calebegg 4y ago
It's a definitional distinction. The "black laptop market" is different from the "white laptop market", in much the same way as luxury good markets work (see also: the Apple Watch Edition). It's the same as wit

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