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While Americans struggle with skyrocketing health insurance, gas and food prices and while Trump has mired the U.S. in a needless war he finds too “boring” to focus on ending, he seems to have an endless interest in tarting up the White House. That is, when he’s not tearing down parts of it.

Trump's latest project is “repairing” the White House columns. The New York Times reported that “the White House described the construction as standard restoration work, including stone repair.” The Times also quoted Interior Secretary Doug Burgum saying, “We’re restoring the plaster … all the way up to the crowns of those towers.”

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Andrew I just had an idea. 

This is the cloud element in all our feeds.

<cloud domain="rpc.rsscloud.io" port="5337" path="/pleaseNotify" registerProcedure="" protocol="http-post"/>

We could tell sites that expect WebSub callbacks to just ping to your server, and somehow indicate that you want websub notification, that with this server, you can get back websub calls.

Makes it perfectly painless, or so it seems. 

But I'm not sure if you can do it.

If UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky and Georgia Tech catcher Vahn Lackey are off the board, UC Santa Barbara pitcher Jackson Flora could be the best player available.

ModHeader malware was pulled by Chrome with no reason given. We reversed the extension and found dormant, encrypted domain-harvesting spyware. Full teardown.

In their newest twist of ridiculously ignorant irony, the Trump White House is now touting its very own MAGA-flavored Communism as they launch 25 new "Freedom Fuel" gas stations, meant to provide Americans with cheaper gas at the pump, at the low, low cost of being champion...

The Financial Times estimates that the total cost of President Trump’s vanity projects is likely to exceed $1 billion.  Charlie Sykes breaks it down: East Wing ballroom, $400 million Ballroom bunker/security center, $400 million Kennedy Center, $250,000,000 City fountains, $58 million National Garden of American Heroes, $40 million Lafayette Park, $17 million Reflecting Pool, $16 […]

Technography in the age of AI.

A new app, HyperTexting, turns the open web into a scrollable social media-like feed.

Ed Kilgore: “The lesson of the very limited history of Senate replacement candidates is that they aren’t especially handicapped if they are running in the right place at the right time. Despite Susan Collins’s strength, Maine hasn’t gone Republican in a presidential race since 1988, and the Platner substitute will have more than three months […]