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Issue No. 31: Reviving a Lost 2,000 Year-old Roman Fruit Tree, Signal for the Masses, Converting an 1896 Short Film to 4k & More...

March 4, 2020•162 words

Worth reading: 

  1. Casa Flotante treehouse by Talleresque
  2. Noah Kalina took a picture of himself every day for 20 years – and will until he dies
  3. Gordon Pembridge - fine art and woodturning 
  4. Academic research: integrating security and privacy
  5. Too Many Americans Will Never Be Able to Retire
  6. The Secretive Company That Might End Privacy as We Know It
  7. YouTuber uses neural networks to upscale 1896 short film to 4K 60 fps
  8. A Long-Lost Legendary Roman Fruit Tree Has Been Grown From 2,000-Year-Old Seeds
  9. Signal Is Finally Bringing Its Secure Messaging to the Masses
  10. Typography Primer Book by Adobe

Worth watching:

  1. How Hozier Celebrates his Influences
  2. Conversations: Featuring Douglas Murray (with John Anderson)
  3. The Controversy Behind Nike’s Vaporfly Running Shoe

Worth listening to:

  1. (Won't Somebody) Take Me Out Tonight - Molly Nilsson 
  2. Nathaniel Rateliff - And It's Still Alright
  3. Brian Fallon - I Don't Mind (If I'm with You)

Resources:

  1. Netdata - Real-time system monitoring

Worth seeing: 

  1. National Museum of Scotland 
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