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Do we think this is THAT much different from the Washington Post (owned by Jeff Bezos), Time Magazine and related (owned by Marc Benioff), etc? I mean, is there any major news outlet (short of possibl…

Sounds a lot like Archive.org? Am I missing something?

Not THAT difficult - assuming you have enough stone tablets. I mean the program code exists. The problem I think you'd have (and true of most of these digital artifacts) is all the other hardware…

Have we finally found the perfect use case for SpaceX's Starlink here? Assuming you get a suite with a window that the pizza-box receiver can use...

Dooce aka Heather Armstrong - has been down quite a long path and it's hard to believe she's been at it over 10 years.

A tool I have used in the past (and one of the favorites for folks doing full Visual Novels) is "RenPy" which is based on Python - https://www.renpy.org/ Not involved with t…

And somehow the actual drugs being used are not mentioned. I get the concept is to identify pathways and then find similar pathways in humans, but still...

This feels like Sears buying KMart - One ailing firm buying another in the hopes that scale will fix everything...

Only one I didn't see there that I read commonly is Bloomberg. But they (like NYT and so many others) can be easily worked around by using an Incognito window - use up all your "free article…

I'd be interested in a follow-up to see how many companies have made the effort in the past year to address this. I suspect not as many as one would hope.

Just curious, but do you think a paid service that served photos and no ads, and allowed the customization of feed order, would be able to compete? I've presumed the reason folks continue to floc…

Had not realized that in many circles Rodgers is considered a near-genius and Hammerstein a bit too preachy and sentimental. The article argues otherwise.

Had to shorten the article's original title due to HN restrictions. Hopefully the revised version still makes sense :-) Article talks about a launch scheduled to happen this week.

So I'd go read this, except that Bloomsburg seems to have decided to go the NYT and WSJ route - which probably wouldn't bother me if they weren't $30+ dollars a month.

I note that 2061 and 3001 are still available if we want to see what a remake of the full series could be like.

Would having an Amazon Prime "Membership" likely count enough to expect to see Amazon offer this to consumers (possibly at enough of a discount to make it competitive with employer insurance…

One more for consideration - does a nice job of showing how the cars work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se4KrC0nfGE …