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Jordan PetridisI wrote a post about DHH fash speedrun and crashout.
DHH and Omarchy: Midlife crisis
https://blogs.gnome.org/alatiera/2025/11/06/dhh-and-omarchy-midlife-crisis/
Crush Fascism.
DHH and Omarchy: Midlife crisis
Couple weeks ago Cloudflare announced it would be sponsoring some Open Source projects. Throwing money at pet projects of random techbros would hardly be news, but there was a certain vibe behind them and the people leading them. In an unexpected turn of events, the millionaire receiving money from the billion-dollar company, thought it would...
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Paul Stamatioupeople forget how influential Palm webOS was. lots of modern iOS uses similar patterns.
palm was basically the OpenAI of their time. such talent density that Steve Jobs had to threaten them to stop poaching.
• horizontal app card multitasking w/ flick up to quit
• edge swipe gesture nav for back nav and quick app switching
• swipe away banner notifications
• swipe down system tray (like Control Center)
• "Just type..." global search bar
• threaded messaging
• magnetic charging puck
Tailscale🎉We're celebrating 5 years of Tailscale! Read on for key lessons learned from half a decade of simplifying secure networking + enter to win one of five lifetime Personal Plus plans! Repost to win
👉 Read more https://tailscale.com/blog/5-things-5-years
🗒️ Full rules here - https://tailscale.com/blog/5-things-5-years#footnote-1
Giveaway notwithstanding, Tailscale has been one of the key technologies that entered my life as of late and became a bedrock for connecting to everything. Added bonus: their philosophy in taking control of your networking really aligns to what many of us imagined what the Internet would become.
https://mastodon.social/@tailscale@hachyderm.io/114274193826588430
@caseyliss and @marcoarment dancing together in anticipation of M5 MacBooks in the fall: https://www.macrumors.com/2025/02/19/apple-unveils-c1/
John Siracusa“So much of the conversation around misinformation suggests that its primary job is to persuade. But as Michael Caulfield, an information researcher at the University of Washington, has argued, ‘The primary use of misinformation is not to change the beliefs of other people at all. Instead, the vast majority of misinformation is offered as a service for people to maintain their beliefs in face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary.’”
Marc EdwardsAdobe: “Firefly generative AI models are trained on a dataset of licensed content.”
Also Adobe: “you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free sublicensable, license.”
Your content is licensed content. There is no need to read between the lines.