I think I stumbled on an internal frame or something.

Tags: CSS + pop-up + Technopagagan Yearnings + lexicon

The lexicon will have many behaviors not seen on the rest of the site.

Tags: lexicon + Technopagagan Yearnings + pop-up + CSS + RapidWeaver + JavaScript

I wanted each letter in turn.

Tags: Pagan Vigil + Technopagagan Yearnings + RapidWeaver + HTML + CSS + link + class + button row + behavior

Geekery

Tags: CSS + div + blockquote + p + span + RapidWeaver tips

From a purist viewpoint you're supposed to adjust the image size in a photo editing program before publishing the web page.

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Within the same domain

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A hack replacing a hack

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It's much easier to define classes and go from there.

Tags: CSS + class + RapidWeaver tips + Really Nifty Cool Stuff

It turned out that the screw holes were not centered in the screw channel.

Tags: Leatherman PST + Leatherman Charge + Leatherman Rebar + multibit screwdriver + utility knife + Phillips head screwdriver

Now this is a tip

Tags: hack + RapidWeaver tips + CSS + HTML

"3,700-year-old Babylonian tablet rewrites the history of maths - and shows the Greeks did not develop trigonometry"

Tags: clipping + Sarah Knapton + Greeks + Babylonians + trigonometry

"Today we're going to talk about the birth of personal computing. Up until the early 1970s components were just too expensive, or underpowered, for making a useful computer for an individual, but this would begin to change with the introduction of the Altair 8800 in 1975. In the years that follow, we'll see the founding of Microsoft and Apple and the creation of the 1977 Trinity: The Apple II, Tandy TRS-80, and Commodore PET 2001. These new consumer oriented computers would become a huge hit, but arguably the biggest success of the era came with the release of the IBM PC in 1981. IBM completely changed the industry as its "IBM compatible" open architecture consolidated most of the industry except for, notably, Apple. Apple chose a closed architecture forming the basis of the Mac Vs PC debate that rages today"

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I had a problem this morning

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“The Myth of a Superhuman AI"

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“A Molecule In Bees' Royal Jelly Promotes Wound Healing”

Tags: royal jelly + healing + defensin-1

I was going to fix it, but I decided it looked better that way.

Tags: HTML + CSS + Pagan Vigil + fonts + h2 + templates + clipping

“78rpm Records Digitized by George Blood, L.P.”

Tags: 78rpm + George Blood LP + shellac + LP

I keep a file named Scratch open in TextEdit.

Tags: scratch + copy pasting + curly quotes + templates

This is something else I should have tried a long time ago.

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I'm usually up early in the morning.

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“'Breakthrough' penny-sized nanochip pad is able to regrow organs and heal injuries”

Tags: clipping + Really Nifty Cool Stuff + damaged organs + serious wounds + tissue nanotransfection + nanochips + non-invasive procedure

“In Detroit, Adam stops by Jack White's Third Man Records, the first new record-pressing plant in the United States in three decades! In a truly immersive tour, Adam records his Brain Candy song and then follows his record's eventual process from lathe to cellophane. Bonus: Adam also chats with Jack White about how recording this way impacts the creative process!”

Tags: Adam Savage + Tested + Third Man Records + Jack White + recording + Really Nifty Cool Stuff + digital vs analog

“Mindshift: Break Through Obstacles to Learning and Discover Your Hidden Potential”

Tags: clipping + guest content + John Schwartz + Mindshift + Learning to Learn + Barbara Oakley

Last night as I was staring at the ceiling, it dawned on me that I goofed.

Tags: RapidWeaver tips + Technopagagan Yearnings + HTML + essential + lexicon + timetable

“Garner Holt Productions, Inc.'s (GHP) Abraham Lincoln expressive animatronic figure is the most advanced humanoid robotic head ever created. The figure utilizes theme park quality construction to accomplish incredible special effects movement in a robotic or animatronic human platform.”

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Once it is up I won't be editing it that often.

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No other password, just the Netflix.

Tags: Apple TV + password + Netflix

The irony is that these are almost all the calls I find most annoying.

Tags: phones + robocalls + debt collection + charitable solicitation + political causes + political campaigns + surveys

What happens then?

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Why not put an extra electrical outlet as well?

Tags: light + electrical outlet

They lied.

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Okay, that was weird.

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“The mathematical prodigy who gave the world ‘bits’”

Tags: Claude Shannon + Al Gore + information age + 1948 + A Mind at Play + Jimmy Son + Rob Goodman + mathematical prodigy + Michigan + telegraphs + first chess playing computer + juggling clown + Bell Labs

You can see an example in the entry URL above.

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Pagan Vigil has had a loading problem for years.

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“Low-cost smart glove wirelessly translates the American Sign Language alphabet into text”

Tags: Really Nifty Cool Stuff + glove + translates + American Sign Language + Timothy O'Connor + Darren Lipomi + University of California + San Diego

“Green method developed for making artificial spider silk”

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“Microsoft's Plan to Beam Internet Over TV Frequencies Is So Crazy It Might Work”

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I like peanut butter and marmalade sandwiches.

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Gods that's awkward. And U-G-L-Y. What was I thinking?

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Eventually key fob functions will be transferred to smartphones.

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“The fruits and vegetables we know and love did not always look the way they do now. Here's a look at their ancestors.”

“Science Reveals the Secret to Ancient Rome's Indestructible Concrete”

“FireWire could replace SCSI and the unwieldy mess of ports and cables at the back of a desktop computer.”

On the iPhone's 10th birthday, exclusive interviews with the secret Project Purple team; former Apple executives Scott Forstall, Tony Fadell and Greg Christie recount the arduous process behind turning Steve Jobs's vision into one of the best-selling products ever made.

AR Measure App Demo - Augmented reality tape measure

Steve Jobs introduces iPhone in 2007

Steve Wozniak turns on the very first personal computer

“Caterpillar-Grown Flu Vaccine Protects Better Than Egg-Incubated Vaccine”

An OS should never EVER have hooks for social media. iOS no longer does.

“Brain Implant Allows Paralyzed People To Control An Exoskeleton With Their Mind”

“UH Researchers Report New, More Efficient Catalyst for Water Splitting”

“This horn is SO courteous my car was granted Canadian citizenship yesterday. ”

“At this amusement park, drive the heavy machinery you loved as a kid”

You can drop style codes into the link definition.

I experimented.

This works after a fashion, but there is no doubt it is a hack.

It's diffictult to combine multiple calendars reliably.

The last few revisions have been slowing down the app.

I went through and cleaned some things up

I was looking for ways to make the entry titles on Pagan Vigil "pop!"

They aren't the perfect ones

There are no notes in the alarm.

❝David Kronstein fell in love with the capture of high-speed video while a teenager watching Mythbusters. He wanted one of those expensive cameras so bad and thought he had a shot at one in 2006 when an Olympus i-Speed 2 started at a bid of $150 on eBay.

When the bidding surpassed his college budget, Kronstein said, “Screw it, I’ll build one.”

Ten years later, he not only built the camera, he is making it available to average consumers at a tenth of the usual price. (High-speed cameras used in laboratories and TV production studios average around $25,000.)❞
     — David Pieirni, Affordable slow-mo camera lets you stop a speeding bullet

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❝The best defense would be for everything online to run only secure software, so botnets couldn’t be created in the first place. This isn’t going to happen anytime soon. Internet of things devices are not designed with security in mind and often have no way of being patched. The things that have become part of Mirai botnets, for example, will be vulnerable until their owners throw them away. Botnets will get larger and more powerful simply because the number of vulnerable devices will go up by orders of magnitude over the next few years.❞
     — Bruce Schneier, Botnets of Things

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Besides the battery, the most important upgrade was the Touch ID.