Over the past few centuries, dams have pulled the poles a few feet off of Earth’s rotational axis.
404 Media
• Becky Ferreira
404 Media
• Becky Ferreira
Over the past few centuries, dams have pulled the poles a few feet off of Earth’s rotational axis.
Open Channels FM Podcast Network
• Bob Dunn
In this episode host Mark Westguard chats with Maarten Belmans of Studio Wombat to explore the ins and outs of running a WordPress plugin business. Maarten shares his journey from leaving a cushy IT consulting job to traveling Australia and launching his first WordPress plugin. The conversation covers how user feedback shaped his early products, […]
WIRED
• Nena Farrell
There's now a Kindle Colorsoft Kids, plus a cheaper, 16GB version of the main Colorsoft.
McSweeney’s
• David Calkins
When trying to "work" with ChatGPT, realize that it's mistakes could be much worse than you could possibly imagine. It could be leading you down a blind alley. You must always consider how full of shit it is. It may not just be making things up, but it could not understand something very basic about what you're doing. There's no limit to the ways it can be wrong. And you can waste whole programming sessions chasing a solution where none could possibly every under any circumstances be found.
WIRED
• Henri Robbins
SteelSeries’ latest wireless and wired Rival 3 Gen 3 are the budget gaming mice to beat.
The Texas Observer
• Michelle Pitcher
One poem in Jorge Renaud’s new collection, The Restlessness of Bound Wrists, makes the reader question whether the book in their hands would be allowed into Texas prisons—or whether it would be culled by administrators, left “to burn with other / slashed seditionary / lies, all lies, unfit for our rehabilitation.” Lamentation for Literature (excerpt) […]
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Question: I have a site with a well developed set of categories, I've added to it carefully over a few months, it covers most of the topics I write about. Another site has a small set of categories. I write all my WordPress posts in the same editor, and could easily set it up so that all categories were available to me in every site I post to. The question: Is that a good practice in the world of WordPress? I noticed that categories are given global ID's so if I use a category like "movies" it will have the same ID as yours has on your sites. I love this idea of a global namespace for categories, and see it as something that could be adopted by sites written in any other writing environment. Anyway, if you have a moment to comment, I'd appreciate your ideas.
You can see from this Bluesky post that I do copy-edit my linkblog items, but not enough. The web isn't a write-only medium, so to say that Bluesky is part of the web, well in this way it isn't.
WIRED
• Christopher Null
This corporate laptop brings back the replaceable battery.
WIRED
• Julian Chokkattu
Ready to move on from the traditional glass slab? Introduce a hinge into your life with these folding smartphones.
WIRED
• Julian Chokkattu
Samsung makes the right improvements with its latest folding phones, but it could still go further.
WIRED
• Emily Mullin
In a measure that flouts the FDA, Florida says doctors can give unapproved stem-cell therapies for wound care, pain management, or orthopedic purposes.
WIRED
• Matthew Korfhage
The old-fashioned drip coffee maker has come a long way. Our favorite machines here can turn your barista into a stranger.
The Daily
• The New York Times
WIRED
• Zeyi Yang
How did steamy, short soap operas that originated in China become the hottest thing in Hollywood, seemingly overnight?
We Distribute
• Sean Tilley
Automattic has made a new release of the WordPress-ActivityPub integration, with some key updates for remote follow functionality.
Lupe Tortilla. 🌮