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I Bought a 2004 iPod in 2026(chrissy.dev)
2 points by stog 3mo ago|2 comments
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Guardian's World Cup Guide (A great example of digital journalism and design)(theguardian.com)
2 points by stog 4mo ago|0 comments
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We (As a Society) Peaked in the 90s(chris.pagecord.com)
68 points by stog 8mo ago|125 comments
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by stog 1y ago
Out of curiosity, are you Scottish?
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by stog 1y ago
Ah, it seems their AI powered cover letter review system isn't up to scratch.
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by stog 1y ago
> "Nowadays people have an implicit understanding that the net is vast and infinite, it's beyond the ability of one man to fully catch up, and you're just tuning into a slice of the data stream". This is beautifully w
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Scottish locations given Minecraft makeover in 'world record' bid(news.stv.tv)
1 points by stog 1y ago|1 comments
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by stog 1y ago
Government mapping service Ordnance Survey (OS) are attempting to break a world record by creating the largest real-world place to ever exist in the Minecraft universe, by mapping out locations from across Britain in the popular video game
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by stog 1y ago
I discovered this too. However, I now use Plato Reader on my Kobo with standard ePub and it’s lovely.
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by stog 1y ago
You’re spot on with this. I recently converted a local history book from 1911 to Markdown, ePub and HTML and tracked the changes on GitHub. Only a handful of copies of this book exist in physical form and it has been photo copied (which is
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by stog 2y ago
I don't know the project you mentioned first, but it's a shame they stopped developing due to sales. FlowVision looks brilliant and an almost perfect client for my needs - thanks for sharing. It's a very similar concept to wh
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Scoping a Local-First Image Archive(scottishstoater.com)
31 points by stog 2y ago|13 comments
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Online Periodic Table of the Elements(elmnt.info)
2 points by stog 2y ago|0 comments
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by stog 2y ago
Is Snap.as open source too?
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Tom Weir at 70: 1984 Interview Highlights How Little Has Changed in Conservation(scottishstoater.com)
2 points by stog 2y ago|1 comments
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by stog 2y ago
The 1984 interview with Tom Weir, is a treasure trove of memories and insights from a man who dedicated his life to exploring and documenting the Scottish outdoors. Tom Weir's insights from the 1980s remain remarkably relevant today. T
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by stog 3y ago
I made this for personal use as I wanted a straightforward, no-nonsense approach to accessing Scottish news headlines and host it so that non technical folk (my parents) could utilise it. It’s basically an RSS reader but for folk who don’t