It means a lot to be recognized by a publication that truly gets the WordPress ecosystem.
Open Channels FM Podcast Network
• Bob Dunn
Open Channels FM Podcast Network
• Bob Dunn
It means a lot to be recognized by a publication that truly gets the WordPress ecosystem.
WIRED
• Fernanda González
La variante de covid NB.1.8.1 presenta mutaciones específicas que podrían aumentar su capacidad de transmisión y disminuir parcialmente la eficacia neutralizante de ciertos anticuerpos.
WIRED
• Aarian Marshall
The British government announced today that it will allow limited self-driving pilots on UK roads as early as next year. Uber and British AV firm Wayve are gearing up.
Open Channels FM Podcast Network
• Bob Dunn
On today’s BobWP Unplugged, host BobWP walks us through day five of the OpenChannel FM rebranding series. He gives us a look at Content Sparks, and each series designed to help creators make smarter digital content, from streamlining workflows and harnessing AI, to mastering storytelling and media strategy. If you’re passionate about creating great content […]
WIRED
• Reece Rogers
Software designers, even those impressed by Apple’s refreshed look at WWDC 2025, are concerned about the readability of the company’s new see-through aesthetic.
Platformer
• Casey Newton
At WWDC, the company insists that its AI transformation is well underway — but the evidence feels a little thin
WIRED
• Will Knight
Apple took a measured approach to AI at WWDC. A new research paper suggests the company is skeptical about some recent AI advances, too.
Westenberg.
• Joan Westenberg
A few years ago, I sat across from a friend at a late dinner. He was telling me about his new promotion, the big title, the bonus, the corner office. I remember watching his face as he described it. He looked like someone describing a story he’d once
A Django app for running cron jobs with RQ
WIRED
• Luke Larsen
MacOS Tahoe will be the final version of macOS to support some specific Intel-based Macs.
Idea for teachers. Allow students to use ChatGPT to write their papers, as long as they submit a log showing how they did it. Maybe they're getting help with writing, but the ideas are theirs? It might be possible to fake that part too, but for now, that's probably a bit too hard.
WIRED
• Luke Larsen
After 15 years, the iPad is getting some key software features—like the addition of resizable and movable windows—that help it realize its true destiny.
WIRED
• Jorge Ramis
While they can cause serious injuries, “nonlethal” weapons are regularly used in the United States to disperse public demonstrations, including at the recent ICE protests in Los Angeles.
The Texas Observer
• Mary Tuma
For four years, maternal health experts, reproductive rights advocates, and patients who suffered under Texas’ abortion ban have pleaded for lawmakers to clarify medical emergency exceptions in the state’s abortion law, seen as the bare minimum they could do to mitigate the disaster inflicted by the harsh restrictions. Vague exceptions coupled with severe penalties that […]
The post This Session’s Worst Anti-Abortion Bill Died, but Pro-Choice Advocates Aren’t Celebrating appeared first on The Texas Observer.
Defector
• Dave McKenna
Cork upset dynastic host Limerick at a sold-out Gaelic Grounds on Saturday on penalty shots to take the 2025 Munster hurling championship in the first final decided on penalty shots in the 147-year history of the annual provincial competition. With the win, Cork booked a spot in the semifinals of this year’s All-Ireland tournament.
The match, a non-stop affair full of lead changes and roughhousing, was the latest in a string of instant classic playoff tilts the ancient Gaelic game has delivered fans in the last few years. After regulation and two overtimes, the score stood at Limerick 2-27, Cork 1-30, or 33 points apiece.