The New York Times removed bylines from its homepage. I made a browser extension that adds them back.
Chrome: https://t.co/RmXnXfDydy
Firefox: https://t.co/XQY9djQZ2T
Source code: https://t.co/1uNfl9Mufn
Look I’m not saying that the reporting that Commander only bites Secret Service agents is true, I’m simply saying that here’s what happened when I met him.
So you want to turn an office building into housing?
Let's dig into how that actually works, and why older buildings are much easier to convert.
w/ the amazing @larrybuch
https://t.co/1bj4U5HWR2
@Nowooski I tried to open a window on a stifling Italian train in the middle of summer once. An Italian woman came over and made me close it because it was “drafty”.
My story in @theintercept on how two activists took on the biggest pork company in the world & won!
“If it can happen in southern Utah, it can happen anywhere” - @waynehhsiung.
thank you @maiahibbett for being an absolutely HEROIC editor!!!
https://t.co/ySqf0BAjys
I’ve updated my New York Times Byline Restorer browser extension with an option to remove the “x min read” lines they added to every article on the homepage. The thing about a newspaper is that if you click on an article and it’s too long, you can skim it! https://t.co/OvtW6CZgQW
I’ve updated my New York Times Byline Restorer browser extension with an option to remove the “x min read” lines they added to every article on the homepage. The thing about a newspaper is that if you click on an article and it’s too long, you can skim it! https://t.co/OvtW6CZgQW
@adam42smith@mgordonolson@zotero@RemyLevin@frankyates I don’t think that is known — I submitted the patch to ZotFile before Zotero 6 came out that fixed Zotero annotations getting wiped out during the move operations.
This is really playing on my mind- watching back how genuinely excited we were when she came to visit- just being a walrus.
It was an absolute joy.
It shouldn’t have ended like this.