like, did you know npr has a text version?

text.npr.org

good to know there is a resource of plain text and simple websites to check on

more maps by the author if you're curious

commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Tw...

yes yes! thanks for sharing your Libby fact. also, jetpens is indeed the best. I thought about a side project of scraping all their fountain pens and visualizing all the dimensions of pens (sizes, color, etc). never did, but I still think of it from time to time 😅

maybe I'll add it to the Christmas wish list 😂

a fellow stationary and pens nerd! I got a retractable fountain pen for my birthday and it is just the best. I've seen this pen advertised to me, but I keep on telling myself I have enough pens 🥲 so tempting!

some example documentation

www.rdocumentation.org/packages/bas...

i guess they could be useful to be consistent with specifying different quotes, instead of remembering which quotes need to be escaped etc.

either way, it's a "the more you know" kind of thing built into R

so true. I've been doing the over documentation for a bit, but still working on over communicating