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Casey Liss blogs some initial reactions to WWDC, including on the new iPad multitasking:

They work well with a finger, but work great with a pointing device. The new multitasking mechanism will remove many of the shackles I feel when using my iPad Pro. I no longer feel like I’m trying to wade through wet cement when using it. I don’t feel like I’m bending to its needs — rather, it’s bending to mine.

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We’ll be doing a couple betas of Micro.blog for iOS, whenever Apple approves it. If you’d like to be on the latest version, you can sign up on TestFlight. I tend to do short betas — just a few days or week and then it’ll ship to everyone.

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Trying Dia, which is now available if you had an Arc account. It is very interesting. Not sure yet whether I will stick with it, or go back to Arc.

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Michelle Cooper Is Always Ready To Pounce

Michelle Cooper Is Always Ready To Pounce

Michelle Cooper took her time. When Temwa Chawinga sent a slow ball to the space in front of her—a ball Chawinga only had because of a turnover Cooper had caused—she moved laterally with it, waiting for it to come across her body. She timed her steps and her shot perfectly. The moment she arrived to the ball was when she had maximum space from both Emily Sonnett and Ann-Katrin Berger, who were moving toward her from opposite directions. But once each piece was aligned—Berger and Sonnett out of the way, the ball on her preferred right foot, and her body faced up toward the net—she pounced. Without any superfluous touches, she slotted the ball inside the far post, past Berger’s desperate reach. 

She could afford to be patient. It was only the third minute of the match.

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Trump Wants to Kill California's Emissions Standards. Here's What That Means for EVs

Experts say that disrupting the electrification plans for the US car fleet could lead to long-term pain.

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Install Homebrew on MacOS for More Dev Tool Options

Although macOS is one of the more user-friendly operating systems on the market, as a developer, you might find it

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9 Best 2-in-1 Laptops (2025), Tested and Reviewed

These 2-in-1 computers upgrade the norm with touchscreen displays, 360-degree hinges, and detachable keyboards.

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Infrastructure From Code: What Went Wrong

The idea behind Infrastructure from Code (IfC) is that you would simply write out all deployment and configuration steps in

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Why I Still Believe Texas Can Be Better

When I was in college, I had to drive 35 miles from San Marcos to Austin to visit Planned Parenthood. The first time I drove there in 2016, I didn’t know the way and the traffic on Interstate 35 overwhelmed me. For someone like me, young, uninsured, and terrified of driving in a big city, […]

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I Had a Baby And Now I Can’t Read! What Do I Do?

I Had a Baby And Now I Can’t Read! What Do I Do?

Welcome to Ask The Book Doctor, a recurring series about books and reading them.

It's natural to fall out of reading simply because of circumstance. Every time I am on vacation, I devour books—put me on a plane, any plane, and I'll finish a book. But plop me back in my normal life where the shelves are dusty and the groceries need to be bought and my friends are going to a bar after work, and the appeal of picking up a book diminishes. It is easy to allow yourself to build a world in your mind when you have space there. It is much harder to make the words on the page into pictures when your mind is far too busy with other obligations.

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Oilers-Panthers Isn’t A Rivalry, It’s A Saga

Oilers-Panthers Isn’t A Rivalry, It’s A Saga
Trying to figure out how Leon Draisaitl's game-winning goal found glory when it barely found 30 mph is a waste of your time. What you should be noticing instead in the wake of Edmonton's wonderfully absurdist 5–4 overtime victory over Florida in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Fin...

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Calvin Pickard Saved The Day

Calvin Pickard Saved The Day
The Edmonton Oilers' maddening, decade-long goalie controversy is over ... for the next week, anyway. As that next week contains the entirety of what is now a best-of-three Stanley Cup Final, it feels like a mercy. Calvin Pickard, after two periods and most of an overtime of...

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5 Best Totes for Travel in 2025, Tested and Reviewed by WIRED

These hard-working travel totes handle everything from a work trip to a weekend getaway.

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Fortune 500 Cookies

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Excerpts from The Believer: What Does the AuraCamera 6000 See?

Three visits to Magic Jewelry, a small shop in Manhattan’s Chinatown, where spectral photographs reveal something more than aura color. - - - Today we live in the Great Vibes epoch. Inherent yet ephemeral, vibes are difficult to measure. They’re the perfect concept for a pe...

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Here’s What Marines and the National Guard Can (and Can’t) Do at LA Protests

Pentagon rules sharply limit US Marines and National Guard activity in Los Angeles, prohibiting arrests, surveillance, and other customary police work.

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33 Best Gifts for Teens (2025), Approved by Our Kids

Teenagers can be scary and impossible to shop for. These adolescent-approved gifts can help.

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"Who me?" asks the Democrat. Yes, you.

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BTW isn't it amazing that when you say something counter to Democratic dogma, their first impulse is to try to destroy you personally? "Who me?" asks the Democrat. Yes, you.

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Having a Democrat rise from the ashes of metoo is just the right thing to say to voters who were rebelling against wokeness. Cuomo was never tried or convicted of any crime, or voted out of office by the state assembly or senate in Albany, or the people of the state of New Y...