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Q10 -
Minimalist, full screen Windows text editor with typing sounds taken from the sound track to “Amalie”.
Offline Book "Lending" Costs U.S. Publishers Nearly $1 Trillion
More Ile de la Cite shot with a Dacora-matic
Expired Agfa Pro 200
North Korea's World Cup Soccer Jerseys Remain Elusive for Vendors -
DPRK kit is in high demand—WSJ.
John Gruber shows how to disable the Tynt server, which adds the source URL to copied text. Its a simple edit of your host file.
Apparently Matt Groening did some Apple artwork back in the days -
Complete scan of an Apple booklet targeted at college students titles “Who Needs A Computer Everyday”, with illustrations by Matt Groening.
“A sensory trick has fruit fly larva heading towards the light, but only because they think it smells like a banana. By adding a light-sensitive protein to neural scent receptors, German researchers hijacked the fruit fly’s sense of smell so they confused blue light with the aroma of their favourite snack: rotting fruit.” — Short Sharp Science: What’s that smell? Oh it’s the blue light
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“The problem is when the quest for perfectionism turns into an obsession – so much so that the perfectionist becomes neurotic over gaining “perfection” and refuses to accept anything less than perfect. In the process, he misses the whole point altogether. Such perfectionists can be known as “maladaptive perfectionists”.” — Why Being A Perfectionist May Not Be So Perfect - Stepcase Lifehack