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If you’ve used Linux as your container development environment, and your distribution of choice is based on Fedora, then you’ve
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Good morning! Sunrise over MLK Boulevard. Too many trees and power lines in the way, but still was nice to see coming up over the horizon, on the way to coffee. ☕️
WIRED
• Nena Farrell
This compact version of ReMarkable’s colorful Paper Pro—the Paper Pro Move—might just be my new favorite digital notepad.
WIRED
• Simon Cohen
This new technology now allows you to achieve excellent Dolby Atmos immersion regardless where you put a speaker in a room, but it's currently exclusive to TCL.
McSweeney’s
• Phaedon Sinis
1. Bayern Haus
2. Betahaus
3. Clubhaus
4. CoHaus
5. Collective Haus
6. Day Haus
7. Dieselhaus
8. Funkhaus
9. Hafnar.haus & Hlemmur.haus
10. HanaHaus
11. Hansa Haus
12. Haxenhaus
13. Hessen Haus
14. Hühnerhaus36
15. Lehrhaus
16. OpenHaus
17. Subtle Haus
18. Wirtshaus
19. Workhaus
Coworking spaces: 2 (Barcelona, Spain); 4 (Grand Rapids, MN); 5 (Lisbon, Portugal); 6 (Stowe, VT); 9 (Reykjavik, Iceland); 10 (Newport Beach, CA); 15 (Somerville, MA); 16 (Portland, OR); 17 (Chicago, IL); 19 (Toronto, ON & Calgary, AB)
German restaurant: 1 (Naples, Italy); 7 (Berlin, Germany); 11 (Mississauga, ON); 12 (Köln, Germany); 13 (Des Moines, IA); 14 (Berlin, Germany); 18 (Los Angeles, CA)
Both: 3 (Little Rock, AR & Kalocsa, Hungary); 8 (Köln, Germany & Berlin, Germany)
WIRED
• Jacob Roach
Passkeys were built to enable a password-free future. Here's what they are and how you can start using them.
WIRED
• Adam Willems
The GENIUS Act barred stablecoin issuers from paying interest. But in allowing cryptocurrency exchanges to offer rewards, it set off a high-stakes clash with the US banking industry.
The Every Podcast
• Dan Shipper
WIRED
• Julia Forbes
As a professional mattress tester, I always thought the Puffy Cloud was too soft. A test run in my own bedroom changed my mind.
Open Channels FM Podcast Network
• Bob Dunn
The discussion on backwards compatibility highlights its importance in WordPress, ensuring seamless functionality during updates. Experts emphasize careful support for older versions, enabling a smoother user experience across diverse sites.
WIRED
• Emi Nietfeld
When her son died in utero, a venture capitalist went to extremes to punish her surrogate.
Open Channels FM Podcast Network
• Bob Dunn
The episode features Dave Lockie having a conversation with Sam Williams about Arweave, a decentralized storage network addressing digital impermanence and promoting permanent information preservation.
The Daily
• The New York Times
Very glad so many people liked the Mary Beard episode of the David Frum Show. Tonight we drop audio -and tomorrow video - of a dialogue with
@jonrauch.bsky.social
on the connection between true knowledge and political freedom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpFFyQ7rv8Q&t=1891s
Crazy to think it will be easier to elect a friend of Israel as president of any Eastern European country than as the next congressperson from midtown Manhattan.
Daring Fireball
• Daring Fireball Department of Commerce
We’re excited to launch TextJam this week, a multi-player editor with a novel twist on how humans interact with AI. Ever tried to “AI chat” your way to a polished piece of writing, and wanted more control over the result?
TextJam has new inventions that make it easy to tell the AI what to keep and what to change, so you can get from draft to done faster. From typing in pen and pencil, to multi-touch gestures that intelligently resize text, TextJam is a bold new take on what a word processor can be. Try it today for free.
If all the people who love RSS and make software for it, feed readers, editors, blogging software, put our heads together, we could make a great network for people to write on, that would be so exciting, it would pull a lot of interest from the silos. If momentum builds, they will eventually add RSS as an inbound and outbound format because they will want to be on this network.
We, as writers, shouldn't have to live with the compromises that come from having to make 5 versions of everything, and still you don't have a way to share a lot of the interesting stuff people write.
If we choose to work together, even just a few of us, we could make big change.