You found this community. So at least you’ve got that going for you.

“It’s Biden’s fault.”
— conspiracy-loving right winger… probably

In 2019, scholars at Cambridge University Library discovered an extremely rare 750-year-old text on the legends of King Arthur hiding in plain sight. A fragment of the fragile manuscript had been repurposed in the binding of a 16th-century property record, making it almost impossible to study the medieval text without dismantling and certainly damaging the record’s cover. Almost impossible—but not completely.

An interdisciplinary team of scholars from the University of Cambridge used various advanced imaging techniques to create a virtual copy of the binding, allowing them to digitally unfold the rare text without having to damage it or the property record. This ground-breaking approach also preserves the artifact as an example of 16th-century archival binding practice, which is “a piece of history in its own right,” Irène Fabry-Tehranchi, a French Specialist in Collections and Academic Liaison at Cambridge University Library who was involved in the project, explained in a university statement.

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it’s never happened to me my whole life

cat looks tortoiseshell to me

water

Super happy for Roku users. The AppleTV app is very overdue for some tender loving care.

Okay, bag-of-mostly-water

Yeah, maybe it’s just a bad placement of the Communities button. I guess it could go under the All menu at the top center of the app instead.

I had to do it on purpose to make these screenshots, and I kept putting it off for months because I’m so annoyed by it.

I may try this, but I’d prefer Voyager add the swipe feature (or something comparable like remembering where I was when I tap All).

That’s a positive workaround.

Divergent

I’m a beaver man myself. Pubes are sexy.

This seams like a reasonable explanation of what the hell they are thinking.

Edison would have been a more appropriate name

And if you treat a cat the way it prefers to be treated, it looks a lot like worshiping them.

jk

It uses the built-in safari engine which has js