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Tim Slavin

Tim Slavin

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Technical Writer and Founder, Beanz Magazine

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  • Charted: The Countries that Speak the Most Languages

    By Tim Slavin Verified| Beanz Magazine Verified “In most countries around the world, there are one or two dominant languages that are spoken. But imagine a place where only 13% of people live in cities—and everyone else lives in remote rural locations, sometimes on small, far away islands or in tribal villages. And in this place, there are not one or two languages, but 840 languages thriving. Well, that place is Papua New Guinea, and it’s the most linguistically diverse country on the planet.

    By Tim Slavin Verified · Beanz Magazine

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • 1.51.1 ๐Ÿš€๐Ÿงถ NASA and Knitting, Feeding Victorian Cats, Susan Kare, Robo Umps, Shape of the Universe

    By Tim Slavin Verified| Beanz Magazine Verified Welcome back! Today I have links to stories about knitting, NASA Apollo missions, and computer science. Plus building musical instruments, robot umpires used this year by Major League Baseball, and how people fed cats in Victorian England. It required a complex culture that disappeared when canned food became available. There’s also links about Susan Kare, a really interesting artist who happened to create some of the first computer interfaces, icons, and fonts.

    By Tim Slavin Verified · Beanz Magazine

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Charted: The Countries that Speak the Most Languages

    By Tim Slavin Verified| Beanz Magazine Verified “In most countries around the world, there are one or two dominant languages that are spoken. But imagine a place where only 13% of people live in cities—and everyone else lives in remote rural locations, sometimes on small, far away islands or in tribal villages. And in this place, there are not one or two languages, but 840 languages thriving. Well, that place is Papua New Guinea, and it’s the most linguistically diverse country on the planet.

    By Tim Slavin Verified · Beanz Magazine

    Apr. 03, 2025

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Beanz Magazine

Founded: 2013