
Across the industry, there’s great diversity in the way people integrate service-level objectives (SLOs) into their workflows. Some companies use
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Across the industry, there’s great diversity in the way people integrate service-level objectives (SLOs) into their workflows. Some companies use
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Threads Archives | Meta Newsroom
• Facebook
Our new search feature and dedicated fediverse feed help you discover more perspectives from people outside of Threads.
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WIRED
• Kat Merck
Even those with the blackest thumbs can become master gardeners—as long as they’re willing to shell out for a subscription.
404 Media
• Joseph Cox
New data obtained by 404 Media also shows California cops are illegally sharing Flock automatic license plate reader (ALPR) data with other agencies out of state, who in turn are performing searches for ICE.
Defector
• Post-Postdoc
You're a streetcar operator. If you need more specifics, let's say it's fin de siècle Vienna and you've got a jaunty cap.
Oh no! Your streetcar is barreling down on a group of people. But you observe that they lie just beyond a junction in the track whose switch you control. If you pull the lever, your streetcar will move to the other track—and safety!
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Rob Whiteley

Let me tell you a story. Last month, I published a blog post without touching a word processor. I spoke
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Glad I stopped sending my posts to the fediverse for a little while. So much of what I see on Mastodon is tribal. Small communities can be great, bringing people together and offering tools for moderation, but people also seem careless and prone to attacks right now.
404 Media
• Joseph Cox
The list of sites in the suspect's notebook, which can easily reveal where someone lives, are a simple Google search away, have been for years, and lawmakers could make changes if they wanted. They have before.
404 Media
• Jason Koebler
In an industry full of grifters and companies hell-bent on making the internet worse, it is hard to think of a worse actor than Meta, or a worse product that the AI Discover feed.
The Brian Lehrer Show
• WNYC
Julie Tighe, president of New York League of Conservation Voters, and Keanu Arpels-Josiah, climate justice organizer with Fridays for Future NYC, talks about the mayoral candidates' positions on climate change and the environment.
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Tried the ChatGPT integration in Xcode 26. It’s pretty good! It seems to guess at which of my project’s files it should include in the context. Wouldn’t mind if it sent even more, at least all my Obj-C headers.
I’ll be releasing a new Mac app today, with a few updates for macOS Tahoe. It’s the bare minimum, and more changes will be needed later when Tahoe ships to everyone. One quirk that is annoying me is how to handle items that were previously very close to the edge of a window, like this photo icon.
WIRED
• Julia Forbes
Here’s how to pick the best mattress for your sleep needs, straight from a professional mattress tester.
Defector
• Chris Thompson
“Can I preemptively squircle myself?” — John Siracusa on ATP, discussing Tahoe’s dock round-rect jail
WIRED
• John Voelcker
Fresh details of the 2026 Nissan Leaf show big improvements, including a 300-mile range and much-needed redesign. But will it be enough to help the brand recapture any of its early market lead?
WIRED
• Brad Bourque
Looking to jazz up your portable gaming experience? Here are the best accessories we've tested for the Nintendo Switch 2.
McSweeney’s
• Emily Kapp and Daniel Stillman
Podcast: Hold your nose and vote for Cuomo.
WIRED
• Paresh Dave
The ecommerce platforms argue that duties shouldn’t apply to secondhand items being given a new life.