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Encounter: The dot in domain names
Why was a dot chosen to separate labels in presentation for DNS names? Source: Jan-Piet Mens :: The dot in domain names
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Encounter: The Web We’ve (Never) Lost
https://www.bitoff.org/web-we-never-lost/ Quoting… Resources Discovery Search Engines Stract Wiby Marginalia Feedle Kagi Directories Curlie Personalsit.es Ooh.directory Webrings Webring List a11y webring club Hotline Webring (no longer accepting new sites) TheOldNet WebRing CSS Joy Geekring Communities Neocities Glitch SpaceHey Fediverse fediverse.info Fediverse Observer Fediverse Party To the Fediverse What can I do? Read Click around, find out…
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Docs: Mac restart options
Copy/paste Apple articles for easier finding. Mac startup key combinations On a Mac with Apple silicon Find out if you have a Mac with Apple silicon On an Intel-based Mac If you’re not using a Mac with Apple silicon, you’re using an Intel-based Mac. Guidelines for using these key combinations Key combinations for an Intel-based…
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Encounter: Thermal Camera for iOS
The FLIR ONE Gen 3 is an affordable smartphone attachment thermal imaging camera designed to help professionals find problems faster and get more work done in less time. With MSX® (Multi-Spectral Dynamic Imaging) technology, which enhances thermal images by embossing details from the visual camera onto the thermal image, you’ll easily recognize where problems are…
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Encounter: Microsoft’s Excel Might Be The Most Dangerous Software On The Planet
The original article is from 2013, and I guess/feel it is still true. Excel is a good tool, but often a misunderstood and misused one. … No, really, it’s possible that Microsoft’s Excel is the most dangerous software on the planet. Yes, more dangerous than rogue code running a nuclear power plant, than the Stuxnet…