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Monday, April 27, 2015
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Why Cell Phones Can’t Cause Cancer, But Bananas Can (mitchkirby.com)
The ability of radiation to cause cancer is dependent on whether or not the radiation is able to alter chemical bonds. This occurs when electrons involved in bonding in a molecule absorb radiation with enough energy to allow them to escape – this is called ionization. The thing is, whether or not radiation is ionizing is based solely on its energy, not on its number, and as we saw above, its energy is determined entirely from its frequency.
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superfeedr
https://twitter.com/superfeedr
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Apr 27
@aaronpk @kylewmahan After checking and testing we did actually support that too :)
@superfeedr @kylewmahan oh that's great! This is live now then? -
superfeedr
https://twitter.com/superfeedr
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Apr 27
@aaronpk @kylewmahan yes, it's been live the whole time :)
@superfeedr @kylewmahan well how bout that! Thanks!
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superfeedr
https://twitter.com/superfeedr
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Apr 27
@aaronpk @kylewmahan Added to the docs too http://documentation.superfeedr.com/publishers.html#ping for future reference :) Thanks for helping us becoming better!
@superfeedr @kylewmahan perfect!
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bwahahavocado if a fruit can do it guess how much of an excuse you have not to, actual web companies
did you guess 0 http://t.co/4AXKNq4QcK
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I'm sure @indiewebcat is happy to help contribute to this collection!
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Andy Baio
https://twitter.com/waxpancake
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Apr 27
Some people can't take a hint. http://t.co/lzzz1FAB7R
@waxpancake I had a thread go on for months, but every 2 days is a whole nother level. http://aaronparecki.com/notes/2015/04/06/1/spam -
Lea Verou
https://twitter.com/LeaVerou
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Apr 28
@yoanngrange Microdata is much better for tool consumption, as you can consume the data even without knowing the schema.
@LeaVerou @yoanngrange The same is true with #Microformats2, the result of parsing is a data structure that is agnostic of its vocabulary. -
Lea Verou
https://twitter.com/LeaVerou
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Apr 28
@aaronpk @yoanngrange Isn’t it all still defined with class names? How would a tool know that an unknown class name is defining data?
@LeaVerou @yoanngrange That was part of the v2 change, only prefixed class names indicate data now. See http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2#microformats2_design for more
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Lea Verou
https://twitter.com/LeaVerou
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Apr 28
@aaronpk @yoanngrange Still, it’s pretty invasive to assume that an author class is part of a microformat because it’s using a given prefix
@LeaVerou @yoanngrange In practice it hasn't been invasive at all. The prefixes haven't conflicted with anything else in the wild yet.
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Lea Verou
https://twitter.com/LeaVerou
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Apr 28
@aaronpk @yoanngrange I find that hard to believe. How was this tested? Is it a case of “I haven’t seen conflicts, ergo they do not exist"?
@LeaVerou @yoanngrange I believe the research was all documented on the #microformats wiki http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats-2-prefixes
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Lea Verou
https://twitter.com/LeaVerou
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Apr 28
@aaronpk @yoanngrange Still, it’s pretty invasive to assume that an author class is part of a microformat because it’s using a given prefix
@LeaVerou The neat thing is it requires very few diffs to existing HTML. I made this example for a blog post: https://gist.github.com/aaronpk/757babdc99a1772f163a/revisions
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Eat your own dog food. Use your own API to generate your pages. Otherwise people are better off parsing your HTML, https://aaronparecki.com/articles/2015/04/26/1/html-is-my-api.
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@helloerica what kind of crazy telescope lens is that?!
