It may not offer much new, but the Pixel 10a remains one of the best smartphones in the US for under $500.
WIRED
• Julian Chokkattu
Google Pixel 10a Review: Sensible Value
WIRED
• Julian Chokkattu
It may not offer much new, but the Pixel 10a remains one of the best smartphones in the US for under $500.
Two poems from Smith’s latest collection, Bluff.
On sustaining Palestinian land and livelihood.
Until the Harvester arrived to clear large tracts of agricultural land, the Farmhand 4200 was the only bot in Tantie Merle’s village.
“The ancestors. They don’t speak aloud. They send messages directly to our minds.”
Logic(s) Magazine
• Craig Gent
Warehouse scan guns and other ways of manipulating worker pacing and decision making.
Logic(s) Magazine
• Xander Peters
An investigation into the now cancelled $50 billion Coastal Master Plan authorized by state lawmakers.
On armed resistance following the 1980s civil war in El Salvador and the infrastructures of memory among the United States-based diaspora communities.
Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Acquires Original Disney Adult. “There wouldn’t be a Disney as we know it without this guy, a grown man who has watched Tinker Bell And The Great Fairy Rescue more than 90 times.”
WIRED
• Makena Kelly
After the 2024 election, influencers were seen as an asset. A contentious race between Democrats James Talarico and Jasmine Crockett showed that they can also be a liability.
The Brian Lehrer Show
• WNYC
For this pledge drive, listeners try their hand at a quiz. Today's theme is suburban towns.
Photo: Shingle-style coastal house with white picket fence at a quiet street corner in Quogue, Long Island, New York. Source: Lumin Osity/Unsplash.
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Naming is hard. New Kickstarter for Build Awesome, the renamed Eleventy. Both names are a bit awkward:
With Font Awesome, we made icons easy. With Web Awesome, we unlocked framework-independent web components. With Build Awesome you can now quickly build and maintain your entire web site — the full (stack) enchilada.
TIL about burping your house, aka lüften (in Germany), aka opening up the windows in your house daily to air it out, even in winter.
macrumors.com/2026/03/03/apple-studio-display-no-intel-mac-support/
Juli Clover, at MacRumors, notes that neither the new Studio Display nor the Studio Display XDR are compatible with Intel-based Macs. (I’m curious why.) Also, in a separate report, she notes that Macs with any M1 chip, or the base M2 or M3, are only able to drive the Studio Display XDR at 60 Hz. You need a Pro or better M2/M3, or any M4 or M5 chip, to drive it at 120 Hz.
Update: My understanding is that if you connect one of these new Studio Displays to an Intel-based Mac, it’ll work, but it’ll work as a dumb monitor. You won’t get the full features. I’ll bet Apple sooner or later publishes a support document explaining it, but for now, they’re just saying they’re not “compatible” because you don’t get the full feature set. Like with the Studio Display XDR in particular, you won’t get HDR or 120 Hz refresh rates.

The Eclipse Foundation this week announced that Open VSX, the open source extension registry for tools built on the VS
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• Darryl K. Taft

While traditional penetration testing relies on manual or point-in-time assessments, often delivered weeks after software has already shipped, software security
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404 Media
• Matthew Gault
‘How ghoulish.’ The depravity economy moves into the nuclear war business.
WIRED
• Vittoria Elliott
WIRED spoke with workers across seven government agencies—from the IRS to HUD—about how their work has been contorted to support ICE and other immigration efforts.
AI and I
• Dan Shipper
Defector
• Sabrina Imbler