https://www.islamiskaforbundet.se/ramadan-inleds-den-13e-april-2021/
https://islamiskaforbundet.se/doc/Pressmeddelande%20fr%C3%A5n%20Sveriges%20Imamr%C3%A5d%20(Svenska).pdf
https://www.islamiskaforbundet.se/bonetiders-kalla/
Den här videon förklarar hur och varför tidpunkten för fajr går från astronomisk soluppgång till en uppskattad tid mellan 11-12 Ramadan

https://www.islamiskaforbundet.se/ramadan-inleds-den-13e-april-2021/
https://islamiskaforbundet.se/doc/Pressmeddelande%20fr%C3%A5n%20Sveriges%20Imamr%C3%A5d%20(Svenska).pdf
https://www.islamiskaforbundet.se/bonetiders-kalla/
Den här videon förklarar hur och varför tidpunkten för fajr går från astronomisk soluppgång till en uppskattad tid mellan 11-12 Ramadan

Markdown

• JupyText: Jupyter notebooks as Markdown documents
• Generate Google Slides from Markdown
• CriticMarkup - plaintext editing markup for humans

R Markdown

• https://github.com/rstudio/rmarkdown
• R Markdown: The Definitive Guide by Yihui Xie, J. J. Allaire and Garrett Grolemund (2020)
• Authoring books and technical documents with R Markdown by Yihui Xie (2021)
• Create blogs and websites with R Markdown
• Writing reproducible geoscience papers using R Markdown, Docker, and Gitlab by Daniel Nüst, Vicky Steeves, Rémi Rampin, Markus Konkol, Edzer Pebesma (2018)

pandoc

• https://pandoc.org/extras.html
• https://github.com/LaurentRDC/pandoc-plot
• A pandoc-based layout workflow for scholarly journals by Piero (2018)

Adopted by the Journal of Cheminformatics (Aug 2020)

Adoption announced, editorial by Egon Willighagen
Blog post by Willighagen on the same subject
CiTO updates (another blog post by WIllighagen)

BioMedCentral on the CiTO Pilot (seems to only include Journal of Cheminformatics, for now).

What about adoption by tools?

Willighagen offers rudimental instructions for BibTeX (but probably only suitable for Journal of Cheminformatics at the moment) as well as for Google Docs + Zotero (not really working) in this github repo.

The best tool with support for CiTO: pandoc scholar

Pandoc Scholar appears to be our best bet at the moment if we want to use CiTO in our manuscripts.

Krewinkel A, Winkler R. 2017. Formatting Open Science: agilely creating multiple document formats for academic manuscripts with Pandoc Scholar. PeerJ Computer Science 3:e112 https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj-cs.112

Other notes

It looks like support for CiTO should happen at the document processing tool stage, and not in our reference managers (Zotero, etc.).
I wonder if something like Biber/BibLaTeX should add support for CiTO, or if that's the wrong abstraction level.

Martin Fenner has a blog post from 2011 (Google Cache) where he shows how to use CiTO with a Wordpress plugin, unfortunately both the post and the plugin appear to have gone offline.

Direktlänkar till ljudfilerna (spela upp i t.ex. VLC):

• Första delen, 53:53
• Andra delen, 45:11

Av Salih Tufekcioglu.

• https://dns-lookup.jvns.ca/.
• https://zone.vision (queries the authoritative nameservers for a domain directly)
• https://mxtoolbox.com (oriented towards MX/SPF queries)
• https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/dig/#A/

Via Julia Evans.

• How to install and configure Ansible on Ubuntu 18.04 - DigitalOcean
• Linux hardening using idempotency with Ansible
• Ansible module (Python code) to install R packages, by yutannihilation
• Ansible role to install TeXLive

Get RSS feeds for services that don't offer it themselves.

RSS Box by Stefan Sundin, supports:

• Twitter (a better option may be Nitter)
• Youtube (YT actually offers RSS feed per channel, also consider Invidious)
• Vimeo
• Instagram (another option is Bibliogram)
• Periscope
• SoundCloud
• Mixcloud
• Twitch
• Speedrun
• Dailymotion
• Imgur
• SVT Play

Lake Retba in Senegal is the world's second most saline body of water, thanks to being cutoff from the ocean some 50 years ago.

Workers produce 60000 tons of salt per year by harvesting it from the lake bottom and sun-drying it before adding iodine and filling it into bags for sale.

"How 60,000 Metric Tons of Salt Are Harvested from One of the World’s Saltiest Lakes", by Eater

For comparison, the world annual salt production (not only from lakes or oceans), is around 280 million tons. The oceans contain a virtually inexhaustible supply of salt.

• https://www.usgs.gov/centers/nmic/salt-statistics-and-information
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_salt_production
• https://www.statista.com/statistics/237162/worldwide-salt-production/

Good to see Nature making this point, although this argument is hardly new.

If you like your arguments in long-form, why not read In the Beginning was the Command Line from 1999 (yes, it's old, but well worth a read).

Interestingly, the command line being great does not make the alternative fairly OK. It's much worse than that (that is an article by Ben Klemens from about a decade ago, original URL has unfortunately succumbed to linkrot, but I had it saved on my Wallabag).

Now easy to migrate your data from the following services to your Nextcloud account.
Note: in all cases, the administrator has to install the corresponding app first!

• OneDrive. To be able to migrate data, the Nextcloud instance administrator also has to setup OAuth credentials with OneDrive for their server.
• Dropbox. Connecting it to your account should just work.
• Google. To be able to migrate data, the Nextcloud instance administrator also has to setup OAuth credentials with Google for their server.

Also see Nextcloud's press release, and Forbes article.

Derek Muller (Veritasium) with an excellent explainer on how potash is produced.

Immersive and impressive.

Go ahead and read Jason Kottke's description, then watch ORBIT by Seán Doran.

Via https://kottke.org/21/01/orbit-the-moon-in-realtime

The Molecular Shape of You by A Capella Science is not just amazing, it's genius! A must watch for any student of science. If you haven't seen it before, enjoy!

Other great videos by Tim Blais: The surface of light!, Evo-Devo and the very timely Vaccine Wellerman Seashanty.

Thanks to u/GuitHarper for the tip.

• https://www.overleaf.com/gallery/tagged/cv
• https://ctan.org/pkg/moderncv (examples: classic, fancy, oldstyle)
• https://github.com/posquit0/Awesome-CV (example)
• https://ctan.org/pkg/curve
• https://ctan.org/pkg/limecv (example)
• https://ctan.org/pkg/europasscv (example)
• https://ctan.org/pkg/europecv (example)

• "Innersta biten av plasten på utvikningsarmen expanderar i fukten och kylan"
• Charger door stuck, Feb 2020
• "My KIA dealer fixed it by removing some of the flap"
• Kia e-Niro manual, see note on page 1-21

The Google Arts & Culture organisation has teamed up to create the digital platform Preserving Egypt’s Layered History with archaeologists at the American Research Centre in Cairo.

[The] new online platform aims to turn traditionally scholarly subject into something "easily digestible and fun to explore".

Via From mummies to mosques—new Google Arts & Culture initiative brings Egypt’s archaeological treasures to the masses, The Art Newspaper.

More videos at the original post, but I would like to highlight these videos:

• How do vaccines work? Kelwalin Dhanasarnsombut, Ted-Ed (2015) Good general introduction.
• How fast can a vaccine be made? Dan Kwartler, Ted-Ed (Jun 2020)
• mRNA vaccines A slightly technical but nonetheless approachable explainer of how mRNA vaccines work (the basis of both Pfizer-BioNTech's and Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine).

And not to forget, Wikipedia has an excellent article on the current state of our COVID-19 vaccines.

Screen capture is useful to create short animated instruction videos and the like.

• Peek, animated GIF recorder. Linux, FOSS (repo).
• Gifine, record from a directory of frames, or select a region of your desktop. Linux, FOSS (repo).
• SilentCast, silent mkv screencast and animated GIFs. Linux, FOSS (repo).
• Byzanz, part of GNOME. Linux, FOSS.
• ScreenToGif, screen, webcam and sketchboard recorder. Windows only, FOSS (repo, ghacks article)
• Cropper, screen capture utility. Windows only, FOSS.
• GifCam. Windows only. ghacks article.
• GiftedMotion (Java JAR, very old software, ghacks article)
• LICEcap. Windows, OSX and WINE. Github repo.
• On Mac OS X, there's a built-in QuickTime screen recorder.
• OS X screencast to animated GIF using only free tools, instructions here.
• GIF Brewery. MacOS, Mac App Store.

Other lists of GIF recorders

https://www.nextofwindows.com/5-free-tools-to-screen-capture-to-gif-on-windows
https://itsfoss.com/best-gif-recorder-linux/