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An improvement in WordLand on the server, we now post metadata to WordPress, along with the HTML rendering so that code that runs on the server can now access and possibly in the future even talk back to WordLand. You never know where this stuff can go if the developers take advantage of opportunities to interop.

WordLand v0.5.19 -- Lots of little fixes.

My beautiful boy.

#Caturday #CatsOfMastodon

Stunning, tragic photos out of Kerr County. Devastating especially for the kids at camp, some missing. Austin Monthly has links for how to help.

Last weekend I checked the weather because I was considering camping. I don’t even remember rain in the forecast. Now it’s the worst flooding in decades.

The Times has it out for Zohran Mamdani. The record is clear. It is time to examine receipts.  The latest attack on him is journalistically unconscionable, and so is the editors’ reaction to legitimate criticism. In a story played by its editors on its home page and boosted by its reporter as his scoop — when it […]

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This will be shocking to my Kickstarter backers from 8 years ago: I did some more edits on the book this week. Updated some old things, new thoughts on Mastodon and Bluesky, added a new chapter. Print run will happen this year.

Thirty years ago, Netscape engineer Brendan Eich famously created a new client-side scripting language in just ten days. It was

The post 30 Years of JavaScript: 10 Milestones That Changed the Web appeared first on The New Stack.

Minor nitpick in macOS Tahoe, the selected tab in Terminal is very subtle. Seems a usability step back from previous macOS releases. I might need to switch to a third-party terminal app again.

When you think of cinnamon, what comes to mind? Pumpkin pie? Hard candy? What if I told you it was

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Rewatching the opening of the original Jurassic Park up through the Brachiosaurus. It really is an incredibly good sequence. Greatest dinosaur movie… after Land Before Time. 🙂

Three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them.

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Get better posture, fewer back aches, and an ergonomic desk setup, thanks to these top laptop stands, mats, and risers.

Over the last few years, frontend development has quietly entered a new phase. React, once the undisputed champion of JavaScript

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Bose’s stylish new midsize speaker brings clear and punchy sound to the party.

Angular partnered with the Chrome team to create a new custom track for Angular in Chrome DevTools. The tool provides

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Adobe has launched a mobile Photoshop app for iPhone and Android. Here's what it offers.

The Endangered Species Act has a major problem. An unlikely move could help save it.

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I like how in Jurassic World when they say, “we had to make the dinosaurs bigger and crazier because people were bored with regular dinosaurs,” they aren’t talking about the people in the movie. They’re talking about us, in the audience. Actually some beautiful scenes in this one, though. 🍿