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@petebuttigieg.bsky.social - Pete Buttigieg

Looking forward to seeing @debhaalandnm.bsky.social become New Mexico's next Governor. Congratulations on tonight's primary victory, and onward to November! [contains quote post or other embedded content]

@petebuttigieg.bsky.social - Pete Buttigieg

Something remarkable is happening in Iowa with @joshturek4iowa.bsky.social's campaign. Congratulations on earning the nomination, Josh. Looking forward to hitting the trail with you soon. [contains quote post or other embedded content]

Tim Chambers Supports Webmention

Build the Open Social Web From the Ground Up

Fully endorse this article from Newsmast. They are doing crucial work in this space and everyone that cares about the open social web should learn from their efforts. Expecially like this: “The web began with connections. Then it outsourced search to Google, and social to Me...

Tim Chambers Supports Webmention

Build the Open Social Web From the Ground Up

Fully endorse this article from Newsmast. They are doing crucial work in this space and everyone that cares about the open social web should learn from their efforts. Expecially like this: “The web began with connections. Then it outsourced search to Google, and social to Me...

Tim Chambers Supports Webmention

Build the Open Social Web From the Ground Up

Fully endorse this article from Newsmast. They are doing crucial work in this space and everyone that cares about the open social web should learn from their efforts. Expecially like this: “The web began with connections. Then it outsourced search to Google, and social to Me...

Tim Chambers Supports Webmention

Build the Open Social Web From the Ground Up

Fully endorse this article from Newsmast. They are doing crucial work in this space and everyone that cares about the open social web should learn from their efforts. Expecially like this: “The web began with connections. Then it outsourced search to Google, and social to Me...

Eugen Rochko Valid

I haven't thought twice about where "lorem ipsum" was from. It's fascinating how much history there is behind something so inconsequential. And I'm glad that some people still dig for answers when most just parrot falsehoods.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL1PDqzqhM4

404 Media Supports Webmention
• Jason Koebler

Google Is Quietly Buying Code From Play Store Developers to Train AI

Google Is Quietly Buying Code From Play Store Developers to Train AI

Google is trying to buy code from some Android developers as part of a "confidential" program.

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid

Strong winds at the front of this storm. Lost a branch of the pecan tree. Looks like minimal damage to the roof, mostly just the gutter. Whew. 🌳

A tree has fallen onto the roof of a house, causing damage.

TWiT.tv
• Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Jason Snell, and Shelly Brisbin

MacBreak Weekly 1027: The Paris of the South Bay

WWDC is happening very soon: Monday, June 9th! Will this WWDC be Apple's AI do-over? Bloomberg gives a potential look into iOS 27. Dell unveils a new XPS 13 that takes aim at Apple's MacBook Neo, albeit at a higher price point. And Amazon will seek to purchase Apple's Globa...

Mastodon Blog

Europe's New Tech Strategy Puts Open Source Front and Centre

The European Commission has just released a major strategy on technological sovereignty, and it’s placing open source software squarely in the spotlight. The message is clear: open source is key to true digital independence. Right now, Europe depends on non-EU tech providers...

Buttondown's blog

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Our public postmortem for the incident on May 8th, 2026.

Buttondown's blog

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Our public postmortem for the incident on June 1st, 2026.

Buttondown's blog

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Joost.blog
• Joost de Valk

Lovable should sponsor TanStack

Lovable announced this week that every new project on its platform now builds on TanStack Start. That's 100,000 new apps a day riding on open-source infrastructure Lovable doesn't fund.

WIRED
• Joel Khalili

Palantir Contracts Have Become ‘An Unacceptable Point of Weakness,’ UK Politicians Warn

A government committee says that the country’s growing dependence on the data analytics company is a serious liability.

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid

Microsoft announced Project Solara at Build today. They’ve got a couple prototypes, including a clever badge-style device, and thoughts on UI:

We are also investing in just-in-time UI: the ability for an agent experience to adapt across devices and modalities without requiring developers to redesign everything for every new form factor. Today, that means semi-structured approaches like adaptive cards and known content types. Over time, it moves toward more dynamic and generative interfaces.

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AI and fiber optics

I enjoyed this blog post by Om Malik about how AI models will become invisible plumbing. Nice history lesson with fiber-optic cables too: A single strand of glass can carry only so much data at one wavelength – think of it as one lane of a highway. Wavelength Division Multi...

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John Gruber

Meta Reportedly Has a Slew of New Smart Glasses Planned for This Year

gizmodo.com/meta-has-a-ridiculous-amount-of-smart-glasses-planned-for-this-year-2000765741

James Pero, summarizing for Gizmodo this paywalled report by Jyoti Mann for The Information: But, wait, there’s more: in addition to the fall releases, The Information reports that Meta also has a pair slated for December, codenamed “Mojito VIP.” There are also two proto...

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• Glenn Fleishman

I keep spacing out because I’m out of my depth

Glenn Fleishman, art by Shafer Brown

Have you ever really looked at your Photos, man? There’s much depth there—just keep looking. I’m not stoned; I’m just thinking about Apple’s two ways of demonstrating depth in Photos to simulate adding a sense of layers or dimensionality to images you took with one or more cameras on your iPhone.…