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SEASON 3 EPISODE 133: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:45) SPECIAL COMMENT: It's still just at the passive-aggressive stage but Elon Musk has not only broken with Trump and ghosted Trump, now he has re-tweeted someone telling MAGAs to go to the comments at Fox News ...

On my way to California, the slow route. 🚂

If your website, app, or business depends on a database, one very important step you must take is backing up

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Improved confirmation dialogs and safety checks for bulk subscriber actions.

Recent observations have highlighted a significant surge in new plugin submissions to the WordPress repository, as noted in this post. We also know that Automat

Luke and Jonathan discuss Samuel Sidler’s recent coverage of BlackRock’s devaluation of their Automattic investment. Luke gripes about AI art styles, zones out once as Jonathan talks about financial incentives, and attempts a joke about Trac. They wrap up by discussing Five for the Future and Jonathan shares his usual offering of optimism for what might come about at WordCamp Europe.

Somewhere between the first time I tapped my wrist to skip a song and the three hundredth time I anxiously checked my resting heart rate, I started to hate my Apple Watch.

The promise of the smartwatch was elegance, convenience, optimization. What I got was constant data drip, subtle panic,

This might be a bit dark, but for day 4 of the photo challenge, I was stuck in traffic and looked to my left at this cemetery off MLK. So many stories here.

A requirement that ICE agents ensure courthouse arrests don't clash with state and local laws has been rescinded by the agency. ICE declined to explain what that means for future enforcement.

I've been enjoying the new David Frum podcast. He's very good at thinking and does a lot of it, and expresses himself very well. I read all his columns and have read two of his books, even though I don't share much of his pre-Trump politics, I find it interesting to hear how...

Without Paige Bueckers, the Dallas Wings look like what they were last year, when they were also without Paige Bueckers, which was a very bad basketball team. So bad, in fact, that they landed in the lottery and got to draft Paige Bueckers. The first-overall pick has missed ...

LOS ANGELES — Postman introduced a number of AI-enabled tools and features Wednesday that are designed to simplify API creation

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Members of the Defector staff often send each other animal photos and videos. Some are cute, or doing funny things; others are abominations (mostly Instagram Chihuahuas that Samer has found). Often a theme will be enforced: For example, today we are celebrating Wet Beast Wednesday. A thing immediately noticeable, if one were to observe and track these exchanges over a length of time, is that the viral animal trafficking is much heavier on slow news days, because we are bored. Today, we sunk so low as to share this guy:

https://twitter.com/imagesaicouldnt/status/1930011609914568969

Welcome back to Make It Nice, Defector’s best design advice column. Everyone’s saying this! Here are this month’s dilemmas:

Dave asks:

When Clayton Coleman‘s quote was dropped at KubeCon NA, it resonated. Just five years back, ask any Site Reliability Engineer

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To make good agentic AI apps, developers need to get good at what they’re terrible at: documentation. That’s because Agentic

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SAN DIEGO — At FinOps X,  the FinOps Foundation‘s annual get-together, the Foundation announced the release of FinOps Open Cost

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People hoping to score Nintendo’s new console this week are finding them on resale websites—at several hundred dollars over the retail price of $450.

Since first appearing on the IT radar around 2015, platform engineering continues to bring revolutionary and evolutionary changes in how

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