Brad Barrish

@bradbarrish
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One quick follow-up to my post about Leonard’s handy Twitter archiving tool. I ran into an issue where I had a couple older archives that were done with the Grailbird format, Twitter’s old archive format used before ~2018. I had Codex and Claude collab on a Python script that converts old archives like mine into the modern Twitter archive format so they can be imported into tweetxvault. It does a few things… Reads ... https://bradbarrish.com/2026/03/22/one-quick-followup-to-my.html
Brad Barrish

"We're the last people in this business who give a shit about making great computers.": https://parkerortolani.blog/2026/03/21/were-the-last-people-in.html
"We're the last people in this business who give a shit about making great computers."

I already shared this clip on X and Bluesky earlier today, but I wanted to say a little bit more about it. I think that this newly discovered footage of Steve Jobs congratulating Apple employees at an outdoor all-hands meeting at the Infinite Loop campus following MacWorld New York in 1999 is some of the most important that exists of him. It’s awfully rare footage, not just because it’s an internal meeting but because it shows a behind the scenes look at life at Apple in those early days of his return.

Thanks to my friend Leonard’s new tool and the fact that I archived my tweets before I deleted almost everything, I now have a database with all of my tweets, likes and bookmarks in a database. While I haven’t tweeted in a while, I do still log in for AI Twitter. Absolutely nothing else like it. https://github.com/lhl/tweetxvault/
For some reason, the Quiche Browser surfaced in my feeds, despite not being new, having any big releases or being particularly popular. I’m downloading it again since I haven’t tried it in a long time. Lately I’ve been using Kagi’s Orion browser as my main mobile browser. Dia is what I continue to use and enjoy on macOS, but their new tag organization features really pissed me off recently. https://quiche.industries/browser/
Quiche Browser — Beautifully customizable web browser

The Jurassic Park Theme slowed down 1000% is lovely. https://soundcloud.com/birdfeeder/jurassic-park-theme-1000-slower
Jurassic Park Theme (1000% Slower)

NEW NEW Download link (3/12): http://www.mediafire.com/?irhf0llfskv3590

SoundCloud
I did not sign up for this bullshit.

RE: https://social.coop/@netopwibby/116212130332422546

It happened! After how many years???

I dunno… $25/year for a weather seems steep to me. And I’ve probably spent at least double that on weather apps for my iPhone as long as I’ve been using one. I asked Claude to talk me out of it, but instead it made me laugh. https://acmeweather.com/blog/introducing-acme-weather
Gravity is a really nice app that definitely fills a certain void for me. I use Obsidian for pretty much all text, but I find it a little to slow sometimes for when I just need to jot some things down on a digital scrap piece of paper. Drafts used to serve this purpose for me. https://www.gravitynotes.app/
Let your thoughts sink in — Gravity

A local-first notebook for quick capture, effortless resurfacing, and instant search. No accounts, no folders, no noise.

Gravity
Well, I can cross off making a Google Docs for markdown files from my list of things to build for myself. Matt did it. https://interconnected.org/home/2026/02/12/mist
mist: Share and edit Markdown together, quickly (new tool)

Posted on Thursday 12 Feb 2026. 1,020 words, 10 links. By Matt Webb.

Interconnected, a blog by Matt Webb