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Faces of Death features a black-pilled killer who thinks he’s giving the internet what it wants. In some ways, he’s right.

In this episode, host Matthias Pfefferle chats with software engineer Will Norris, discussing his extensive contributions to open standards, federated identity, and open source, particularly within the WordPress ecosystem and the evolution of decentralized social networking.

From Mormon momfluencer domination to boosting engagement with partially clothed kids, journalist Fortesa Latifi’s new book exposes the dark and complex world of child influencers.

Bremont’s Supernova Chronograph will be attached to the chassis of Astrolab’s FLIP rover, which will land on the moon later this year.

Alexander Theodoridis joins the show and shares his findings on his latest poll. Alexander and Joe dive deeper into what it means for the United States as it approaches its 250th birthday. What does it really mean to be an American? Is the GOP really more American than the Dems? Do people want to believe in the American experiment? How do the different parties view crimes and their severity? Is it possible to see a bipartisan shift in the future?Find the UMASS Amherst poll here: https://www.umass.edu/political-science/about/reports/2026-4 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Forget worldly woes for a few minutes and gawk at these spectacular and mind-bogglingly spendy timepieces we saw in Geneva.

• Full nesting indentation throughout HTML — every level indented so it imports correctly into outliner

• Rewrote rssnet.html to conform to indentation style guide (tabs, closing braces at content level, spaces before parens)

• Version number added to navbar brand so current version is visible on screen

OpenAI’s CEO is asking the public to lower the temperature on AI. But who turned it up in the first place?

It’s called Bazaar. It’s on GitHub. I built it in between helping customers at the Pokemon shop with my buddy Claude. The question that wouldn’t leave me alone A few months ago I noticed a pattern. I’d describe some tool to an AI coding assistant — a card price guide wired to my collection, a […]

Agent Skills install as loose folders. There's no npm, no registry, no daemon checking for updates. I shipped a version-check pattern, published it, and got corrected on LinkedIn. Here's what I learned and what replaced it.

Welp, turns out I wrote an entire post about the Control-scroll zoom-in-and-out feature all the way back in 2006, when it was a new feature in Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. Somehow, between 2006 and last year, I completely forgot about it. I don’t think it helps that the settings moved from the Mouse panel to the Zoom sub-section inside Accessibility. But I’ve used it so much in the last year, since rediscovering it, that I can’t believe I ever forgot it. Anyway, after I posted about it earlier today, a few people told me they could swear they learned about it here, long ago. They were right!