From Instapaper and Pythonista To Dropbox and Evernote As PDF

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By Federico ViticciDec 9, 2012, 2:31 pm1.1k ptsHot
I’ve already expressed my preference for archiving webpages as PDFs rather than simple “bookmarks” on an online service. When I come across a webpage that I know I want to keep for future reference, I like to generate a clean-looking PDF file with selectable text that I can rely on for years to come. Lately, I…

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