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Rainbow on the drive home. 🌈

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid

Fortune cookie. Unforeseen circumstances will pave the way for transformation.

A fortune cookie slip on dark table with the message Unforeseen circumstances will pave the way for transformation.

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid

Just noticed (and fixed) that I had accidentally put May 2027 in some of my release notes. The opposite of writing last year’s date on checks. 🤪

Westenberg.
• JA Westenberg

How to be inspired without copying

How to be inspired without copying

In 1713, Johann Sebastian Bach sat down at his desk in Weimar and began copying out concertos by Antonio Vivaldi. He transcribed them note for note, in his own hand, working through at least nine of the L'estro armonico concertos like a medical student dissecting a cadaver. The

TWiT.tv
• Jonathan Bennett, Ken McDonald, and Jeff Massie

Untitled Linux Show 255: End of the 8-Bit Era

This week we're talking GCC performance wins, then a parade of security issues, (including a security catastrophe on Windows). Debian is moving to reproducible builds, while the kernel updates its security docs. KDE has a beta out of 6.7, Dell and Lenovo back LVFS, and Cali...

Scripting News Valid

Jon Stewart is usually pretty good, but I think he got it wrong when he says the AI companies are stealing journalists' knowledge. Imho they don't create knowledge, they report it. The knowledge isn't theirs to own, and that is for the times there is actually any new stuff. They stick to a few main stories, and still insist that the upcoming election is about the economy. They talk about the $1.7 billion slush fund, but aren't reporting every day in every story how much money we've given ICE. That big funding is going to the concentration camps they're building, the people we hear so little of. This is a government that shot two people in Minnesota, on camera, and shrugged it off. We let that go too.

Defector
• Diana Moskovitz

Shohei Ohtani Adds “Little League Home Run” To His Résumé

Shohei Ohtani Adds “Little League Home Run” To His Résumé
It came in the top of the eighth, with the Dodgers already ahead of the Angels on Saturday night by four. Shohei Ohtani walked to the plate with two outs but runners on first and second, thanks to a Max Muncy single and an Alex Call walk. On the second pitch, Ohtani looped t...

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid

The new Siri will offer auto-deleting transcripts:

According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the more chatbot-like Siri set to debut in iOS 27 will include the option to autodelete chat histories. Users will be able to save conversations for 30 days, one year, or forever.

It’s a trade-off. A short history will make for a slightly worse product. I feel like Apple is still catching up to where the tech was two years ago.

Defector
• Patrick Redford

Jonas Vingegaard And The Impossible Standard

Jonas Vingegaard And The Impossible Standard
From the Adriatic Sea up into the heart of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, the peloton tirelessly chased the breakaway. Stage 9 of the 2026 Giro d'Italia tempted a strong, organized group up the road and away from the bunch, yet Felix Gall's Decathlon CMA CGM team invested hea...

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid

Thinking about John Gruber’s post about AI as a technology, not a product:

Does AI “threaten to disrupt the entire iPhone ecosystem”? It’s possible, but it doesn’t seem nearly as likely to me as Levy asserts. Changing the iPhone ecosystem? Sure — that’s already true. Obviating the iPhone ecosystem? I don’t see it.

To his later point about wireless networking, it’s true that wireless enabled a whole bunch of new mobile apps. But AI is not just a supporting technology. It’s inseparable from the new products that it enables. Makes sense to build new devices around AI assistants in particular.

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid

Listed an item on Facebook Marketplace for the first time last week. May not do this again, it’s a lot to manage messages from dozens of people. Perhaps worse for something free because there’s no commitment, no follow-through. Kind of interesting view into Meta’s business, though.

Daring Fireball Valid
• John Gruber

Drata

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My thanks to Drata for sponsoring last week at DF. Their message is short and sweet: Leverage autonomous AI agents to automate compliance, manage internal and third-party risk, and continuously prove your security posture.

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Defector
• Patrick Redford

These NBA Playoffs Have Been Fantastic

These NBA Playoffs Have Been Fantastic
Now that we are one game away from the halfway point (by one metric) of the NBA Playoffs, it is time to review them as a whole, on both aesthetic and competitive grounds. I think this is a useful exercise at this point, as the process of considering the eventual champion's w...

@petebuttigieg.bsky.social - Pete Buttigieg

JD Vance remains busy with name-calling, but the Trump Administration's economic failures are there for all to see.

Scripting News Valid

Today Claude found a problem that would only be uncovered if you knew that assigning to location.href didn't happen immediately. If it decides to redirect and then do a bunch of other stuff including making network references, the whole thing could (and did) come crashing down. I would have found that problem, but the actual error message the browser emitted made me think the problem was on the server not the client.

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Janakiram MSV

The Mac mini just became infrastructure

Hand holding a Mac mini computer in front of a neon pink background.

On April 30, Apple’s Q2 2026 earnings call did something unusual. Tim Cook spent meaningful airtime on Mac mini and

The post The Mac mini just became infrastructure appeared first on The New Stack.

Scripting News Valid

Timothy Snyder made an important point. Trump sees his cause as a religion and sees himself as god. So when someone who is unfairly punished by Trump says they're still glad they voted for them, because (I guess) if god is on the ballot, you have to vote for him.

Scripting News Valid

I envision a network of twitter-like systems built out of the components of the web and nothing more. Every part replaceable.

WIRED
• Christopher Null

Oto Smart Sprinkler Review (2026): Solar-Powered and Simple to Use

The Oto Smart Sprinkler makes it easy to keep your lawn watered—as long as it gets three hours a day of direct sun to stay charged.

WIRED
• Matthew Korfhage

The 6 Best Grills and Smokers of 2026: Smart, Portable, Pellet

I grilled, smoked, seared, cleaned, and synced digital temp controllers to find the best grill option for every cookout and tailgate.