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Also, and I guess this may be another common feature request, it would be great to have a newest at the bottom of the page rather than the top ;-) although I’m guessing that this is to do with performance given it's a single file?

Cracking ! :-)

I really like the app, it’s a nice idea, I’m actually started using it for journalling! One thing that would be great – when I stick a hashtag in, it would be really good if it gave me the last five or the most common in a pop-up menu, just to make sure I spell them correctly.

I jumped to Kagi early on. I was on a friend's machine the other day, and without thinking, ran a default search ... in Google, and wow. Just, wow.

What an appalling waste of electrons. First, non-advert (labelled, and non-labelled) on page 3.

Ah ha. Is this the start of MAIA - "Make America Irrelevant Again"? Do they really need the help? Seems like their about to do a great job on that already... ;-)

you mean the anglo-saxon one that connotes large, frightening, extraordinary, shocking, pleasurable or depressing?

Actually, according to Anne Elk, it's a test "dinosaur"...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-t4OiEHCiA (at 5:25)

... which seems appropriate.

LOL. Pubs in the UK tend to fall into roughly 2 camps... with TV, and without. And the with TV ones can be quite extreme, and conversation can be difficult when people are distracted by a TV visible whichever way you look. During the European football championships, lots of pubs have wall-to-wall football coverage (as in soccer, not Rugby in drag) which serious drinkers might want to avoid ;-) (And for the more sports obsessed, it also makes, avoiding seeing the scores before you get home and watch it properly on catch-up much easier...)

Pretty sure that The Maypole (https://maypolefreehouse.co.uk), which is round the back of the Baron, is safe... thank goodness.

> "Every news site has advertising sections"

Ahem, bbc.co.uk/news * *?

* Note, not bbc.com ;-)

* Also, editorially, BBC News has also gone a little downhill in recent times. But it's all relative.

Hi Liam - can't seem to see a call graph. I've sent a report, but wasn't sure what to expect, as your site has a nice preview of the architectuer graph, but not the call graph functionality. Perhaps add a second preview? $19 does seem a little steep. Would it be possible to have a lower cost with a user supplied 3rd party LLM service key?

Yes. Who doesn't secretly love a magic number ;-)

Someone really screwed up the OCR on that ;-)

Apart from the typos, I suspect that there's at least one paragraph in the body (the summary introduction?), that wasn't written by Mr Chandler.

Missed opportunity dept.: the title should have been "The Magic Goes Away", in reference to the Larry Niven novel.

My first programs were in Basic on punch tape sent down an acoustic coupler to Imperial College in 1981. I get that it was the end of an era. But just after leaving school, I ran a Linotype photo-setter in the late 1980's - with different spinning optical discs for different fonts, and Hot wax rollers, and Letraset lines. And after university, I worked on computer magazines in W1, which went from photo-setting to Desktop Publish. So I remember an entire era, from start to finish. Boy, do I feel old.

I'm pretty sure I saw some technology like this in the UK in the late '90s? With prints (pictures) in frames being used as wall-mounted speakers?

... and active retrieval of cadmium batteries from infant digestive tracts is not something to joke about.

Apparently, this is NOT an April Fool's joke, just a classic case of poor timing?

Only 3?

https://eclecticlight.co/ - Howard Oakley is always worth a read, on art or Macs.

Actually(tm), an older definition of a quine can be found here: https://www.scotsman.com/whats-on/arts-and-entertainment/fou...

So a parthenogenic Scotswoman would be a double quine.

... and the methodology seems poor too. I had a sideline in magazine journalism for a while... I'd be interested in the correlation between article bias (pro / anti) versus age of writer (or target readership)

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