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Jason Kottke

“ Serena Williams has announced her sensational...

Serena Williams has announced her sensational return to professional tennis at 44 years old next week at the Queen’s Club in London.” Yessss.

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• Andrew Patrick Clark

What I Will Give to Access This Airport Wi-Fi

Welcome to the wireless high-speed intranet and internet access system (“Wi-Fi System”) at Chicago O’Hare International Airport (“ORD”). Please read the following information, terms, and conditions carefully before using the ORD Free Wi-Fi. This agreement (“Agreement”) gover...

Remarkable People
• Guy Kawasaki

How to Spot Misinformation Before It Spreads

This is a re-run of a conversation that felt worth revisiting.

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(Sponsor) Rogue Amoeba: Mac Audio Capture, for Humans

This week, Rogue Amoeba is sponsoring Six Colors. Our strange name has been synonymous with audio software on the Mac for over two decades, even if Jason couldn’t come up with the response AMOEBA when he was on Jeopardy.…

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Sunbeam

While weather control is typically thought of as a superpower, the unconscious ability of astronomers and astrophotographers to summon clouds is more properly classified as a curse.

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Reflecting on how WWDC has changed, I still like my blog post from 2014. I could update it for the modern era, but I’m not inspired to do so. In a way, the best of WWDC will always be captured in those great moments from a decade ago, or even farther back. Perhaps it’s part of getting older.

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New Kickstarter campaign from Jason Snell and Myke Hurley to fund a podcast series covering Apple history:

Designed in California will consist of at least 30 episodes dropping over 12 months, looking at a wide range of Apple history, drawing from the best sources available.

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It has been a while since we bumped the system requirements for Micro.blog for Mac. Current version runs on macOS 11 Big Sur. This feels like a good stopping point. The next version (4.0) will require macOS 14 Sonoma, so it’s more modern but still fine for the Tahoe haters.

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Spider-Noir is off to a great start. I didn’t realize until we queued it up over the weekend that it was a TV series, not a movie. Watched most of it in black and white. 📺

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• Chris Coyier

Social RSS (?)

What’s up with this? The spirit, of course, is “I want my Google Reader back.” I should be careful though: I imagine if we really did have it back exactly as it was, it would probably not be as cool as we remember. That was a long-ass time ago and web software just wasn’t as […]

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Jason Kottke

The Illuminated Windows of NYC

For his project Windows, Dave Krugman took photos of hundreds of NYC apartment windows at night and stitched them together into ever-shifting typologies. What’s going on in each of those apartments? Tags: Dave Krugman · NYC · photography

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Frederic Lardinois

“Blowing things up”: The one move vendors got wrong on AI agents

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Just about every enterprise software vendor now agrees on one thing, at least: AI agents are only as useful as

The post “Blowing things up”: The one move vendors got wrong on AI agents appeared first on The New Stack.

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• Frederic Lardinois

At Sapphire, SAP makes the case that enterprise AI is a context problem

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At SAP Sapphire 2026 in Orlando in May, SAP made the case that the enterprise AI race will not be

The post At Sapphire, SAP makes the case that enterprise AI is a context problem appeared first on The New Stack.

Defector
• Ray Ratto

MLB Owners Want A Salary Cap Because They Want To Cash Out

MLB Owners Want A Salary Cap Because They Want To Cash Out
It didn't take very long for the people who sell baseball to us to sour the vibe of a season that is barely a third of the way along. What promises to be an excruciating negotiation (and occasionally a refusal to negotiate at all) over Major League Baseball's next collective...

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• Dave McKenna

To Boo Or Not To Boo? That’s The Question, Knicks Fans

To Boo Or Not To Boo? That’s The Question, Knicks Fans

The Knicks are in the NBA Finals. The way the team's been playing lately, that means fans have only a little time to make a big decision: Are they gonna cheer or jeer when James Dolan holds up the Larry O’Brien Trophy?

It’s been a long time since the Knicks have gotten this close to a ring. An awful long time. With an awful lot of awful teams. And Dolan, who has controlled day-to-day operations of the organization since the turn of the century, has been blamed for the last two-and-a-half decades of that awfulness. That means that John Madden's alleged description of winning as a "great deodorant” could soon be put to a test. Because few owners in sports have stunk like Dolan.

There aren't enough pixels to retell everything Dolan did along the way to becoming an enemy of his own team’s fans. But any list of his ungreatest hits would include:  

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She’s the Boss.

She is not here to eat. She is here to ensure my compliance.

The post She’s the Boss. appeared first on Jeffrey Zeldman Presents.

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• Jason Snell

‘Designed in California’: Help us bring Apple history to life

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Today I’m incredibly excited to announce that Myke Hurley and I are launching a Kickstarter for a new podcast, Designed in California.

Myke and I have been discussing Apple in depth every week for more than a decade on the Upgrade podcast.…

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Jason Kottke

Legendary film editor Marcia Lucas died last week ....

Legendary film editor Marcia Lucas died last week. Lucas edited Star Wars (won an Oscar for it), Taxi Driver, Return of the Jedi, and American Graffiti. It was Marcia that suggested to George Lucas that Darth Vader kill Obi-Wan Kenobi.

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Can’t believe WWDC is next week. Obviously the new Siri will the headline, but hope we get some other tweaks to Liquid Glass and general robustness.

Apple will improve Xcode too. Many developers barely touch Xcode now, though, so curious how Apple will keep it relevant, or if they even need to.

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Codex added a profile with token usage over time. Interesting.

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