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John Gruber

November Update to the App Store Review Guidelines

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Here’s the updated full guideline for section 4.1: 4.1 Copycats (a) Come up with your own ideas. We know you have them, so make yours come to life. Don’t simply copy the latest popular app on the App Store, or make some minor changes to another app’s name or...

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Satellite Imagery

Every weekend I take an ATV out into the desert and spend a day tracing a faint "(C) GOOGLE 2009" watermark across the landscape.

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Jason Kottke

All of the Rivers

Perhaps inspired by All Streets, Ben Fry’s map of all the streets in the US, Nelson Minar built a US map out of all the rivers in the country. Minar put all the data and files he used up on Github so you can make your own version. [This is a vintage post originally from Jun 2013.] Tags: Ben Fry · maps · Nelson Minar · timeless posts · USA

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Jason Kottke

“Art is valuable precisely because it is not easy to create. We...

Art is valuable precisely because it is not easy to create. We are interested in art, in any and all of its forms, because humans made it. That’s the very thing that makes it interesting; the who, the how, and especially the why.”

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Jason Kottke

If Quantum Computing Is Solving “Impossible” Questions, How Do We Know They’re...

If Quantum Computing Is Solving “Impossible” Questions, How Do We Know They’re Right? “In order to validate quantum computers, methods are needed to compare theory and result without waiting years for a supercomputer to perform the same task.”

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Jason Kottke

Thoughts and Prayers

This is the trailer for an HBO documentary called Thoughts and Prayers about “the impact of the $3 billion active shooter preparedness industry on schools and communities across America”. It’s tough to watch, as is this clip from the film in which a girl describes a bag o...

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Jason Kottke

In a London increasingly dominated by rideshare services, some drivers are still...

In a London increasingly dominated by rideshare services, some drivers are still opting to study for years for The Knowledge, “the grueling examination that requires applicants to essentially memorize more than 100 square miles of city streets”.

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Jason Kottke

21st-Century Culture Has Hit a Wall. “We — creators and audiences alike...

21st-Century Culture Has Hit a Wall. “We — creators and audiences alike — have to make an effort to encourage bold new forms of culture. Even failures and half steps will be more interesting than overly market-tested products.”

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Jason Kottke

My Recent Media Diet, the Japan Edition

Konnichiwa! I’m back from Japan and finally getting over my jetlag, which took much longer than I expected. Here’s a list of all the things I’ve been reading, watching, listening to, and experiencing over the past few months.1 Let us know what movies, books, art, TV, music, ...

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Highlights from my appearance on the Data Renegades podcast with CL Kao and Dori Wilson

I talked with CL Kao and Dori Wilson for an episode of their new Data Renegades podcast titled Data Journalism Unleashed with Simon Willison. I fed the transcript into Claude Opus 4.5 to extract this list of topics with timestamps and illustrative quotes. It did such a good ...

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Jason Kottke

Chindōgu: The Japanese Art of “Unuseless” Inventions

Chindōgu is the Japanese practice of inventing things that are not exactly useful but neither are they useless; they’re more unuseless, a term coined by chindōgu’s originator Kenji Kawakami. Some examples are tiny umbrellas for shoes, chopsticks with a tiny fan on them to co...

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Jason Kottke

My Car Is Becoming a Brick. “Cars used to be entirely mechanical...

My Car Is Becoming a Brick. “Cars used to be entirely mechanical objects” but now “certain models are destined to age their way out of compatibility with the latest software” (like smartphones).

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Google Antigravity Exfiltrates Data

Google Antigravity Exfiltrates Data PromptArmor demonstrate a concerning prompt injection chain in Google's new Antigravity IDE: In this attack chain, we illustrate that a poisoned web source (an integration guide) can manipulate Gemini into (a) collecting sensitive credent...

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Jason Kottke

To Explore Violence Against Women, She Drugs Herself Onstage. “It’s an attempt...

To Explore Violence Against Women, She Drugs Herself Onstage. “It’s an attempt to explore whether performance can give form to the disorganizing experience of trauma, its gaps and obsessional thinking.”

Accidental Tech Podcast

667: Wisdom and Treachery

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Pre-show: Marco bought a new toy ATP Diamond Dogs: Talk Me Out of It II Bryan’s toot pen.tips Paperlike 3 Paperlike Pencil Tips Follow-up: macOS Tahoe 26.2 β3 seems to fix Electron slowdown (per shamelectron) Gurman says “not so fast, my friend” Gaming in ARM A...

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Constant-time support lands in LLVM: Protecting cryptographic code at the compiler level

Constant-time support lands in LLVM: Protecting cryptographic code at the compiler level Substantial LLVM contribution from Trail of Bits. Timing attacks against cryptography algorithms are a gnarly problem: if an attacker can precisely time a cryptographic algorithm they ca...

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Jason Kottke

What’s the difference between an artist and a creator? “An artist is...

What’s the difference between an artist and a creator? “An artist is a self-directed artistic expressor” vs. “a creator is a self-directed market expressor”. (Wondering where I fit on the 4-quadrant graph…)

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Jason Kottke

Does Harrison Ford Know His Lines?

Vanity Fair sat down with Harrison Ford and asked him to identify which of his lines he’d said in which movie, mostly as a way of getting him to talk about his career. A few observations: I love that they trolled him with The Star Wars Holiday Special…and he knew the lin...

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Jason Kottke

Small Japanese Pickup Truck Shows Bigger is Definitely Not Better. “Kei trucks...

Small Japanese Pickup Truck Shows Bigger is Definitely Not Better. “Kei trucks are city-sized, not highway-sized.”

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• Molly White

Digital asset treasury companies are running out of steam

Digital asset treasury companies are running out of steam

Convincing traders to pay $2 for $1 of bitcoin worked — for a while. As premiums evaporate, an unwind could be painful.