Quick video demo of a new feature to change the poster frame of a video you’ve uploaded. Testing with a Mickey Mouse short that will go into the public domain in 2026, the first appearance of Pluto, so I’m a few weeks early.
Defector
• Israel Daramola
Tim Robinson Understands What The Boys Are Going Through
Josh Betz
• Josh
Latte Art of the Day
WIRED
• Vittoria Elliott
The Trump Administration Wants Immigrants to Self-Deport. It’s a Shit Show
The Trump administration has been virtually begging immigrants in the US to self-deport, even offering money. But some immigrants say it’s been nearly impossible.
The options we pass to FFmpeg in a variety of cases is now so complicated that I can’t really understand or edit it without AI.
The Every Podcast
• Dan Shipper
Why Opus 4.5 Just Became the Most Influential AI Model
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Heather Joslyn
Helm 4: What’s New in the Open Source Kubernetes Package Manager?
Ever been to Kate’s Place? Most likely, you have. You just know it by a different name: Helm. Helm, an
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The Every Podcast
• Dan Shipper
Why Opus 4.5 Just Became the Most Influential AI Model
Defector
• Barry Petchesky
What’s Going On With The Olympic Hockey Arena?
WP Tavern
• Nathan Wrigley
#196 – Topher DeRosia on How Public Contributions Shape Careers in WordPress
In this episode, Nathan Wrigley chats with Topher DeRosia about the impact of doing things in public within the WordPress community. Topher shares how openness, community involvement, and generosity have shaped his career and personal life, reflecting on organic reputation and the balance between commercial and philanthropic forces in open source. They discuss the importance of giving back, building friendships, and the long-term benefits of sharing work, highlighting the value of supporting newcomers and the ongoing evolution of WordPress. If you’ve ever wondered about the power of sharing your work, finding meaning in open communities, or how to make a difference over the long term, this episode is for you.
They should make a version of bash on Linux that also accepts ChatGPT commands. As always they is someone other than me.
The nightly emails didn't go out last night. It was easy to fix, a server needed to be rebooted. The problems cascaded from there, long story, but in the end I had to move one of my virtual-virtual servers (two levels of virtuality) to another virtual server. Upgrading versions of Node is a tricky process that I have never mastered or understood, and every time it takes almost a full day to do it. Something I hope to someday be able to find the time to sort out. Not today, though -- I have a fun project planned out. Really looking forward to doing the work and seeing the result.
Defector
• Sabrina Imbler
‘Chess: The Musical’ Is Somehow More Of A Musical About Chess Than You Can Imagine
404 Media
• Joseph Cox
This Podcast Will Hack You
Something very strange is happening on Apple Podcasts; someone seemingly changed a map of the Ukraine war in connection with a betting site; and now half of the U.S. requires a face or ID scan to watch porn.
404 Media
• Claire Woodcock
The Last Video Rental Store Is Your Public Library
Audio-visual librarians are quietly amassing large physical media collections amid the IP disputes threatening select availability.
McSweeney’s
• Kate Brennan and David Lee White
New Artist Guidelines for Grant Funding
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Jelani Harper
What DocumentDB Means for Open Source

There are at least three reasons why the open source community is paying attention to DocumentDB. The first is that
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The Woman Who Taught the FBI to Listen
WIRED
• Steven Levy
New Hearing Aid Company, Foretell, Brings in Steve Martin and Others as Fans
AI-powered startup Fortell has become a secret handshake for the privileged hearing-impaired crowd who swear by the product. Now, it wants to be in your ears.
WIRED
• Emily Mullin
A Fentanyl Vaccine Is About to Get Its First Major Test
ARMR Sciences of New York is trialing a vaccine in the Netherlands to protect against fentanyl-related overdose and death.