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Cool! Like that I can back and edit an entry.

“Jay Clayton, President Donald Trump’s pick for director of national intelligence, refused to say Joe Biden won the 2020 election, claimed not to know his predecessor Tulsi Gabbard took part in a raid of a Georgia election office earlier this year and defended subpoenaing New York Times journalists in a contentious Senate confirmation hearing on […]

“For chief executives and business owners around the world, the Iran war is hammering home an essential reality that they are operating in a world that is riskier and more unpredictable,” the New York Times reports. “And that also means more expensive. Even if the attacks end, the increased cost of doing business will linger. […]

I enjoy trying new things, particularly while on coffee shops I have never visted before in a town (Fort Collins, CO) that I have only visited only a handful number of times.

I see how this could be useful to host one's own online community. 

A thought... I think it would be nice if there was a "default" view setting that put messages with replies in a threaded view. I think this would be an improvement over how other apps present message timelines.

Ted Gioia: “Works like the Odyssey are ritualistic and trance-inducing. They are propelled by music and driven by rhythm. They cross a border beyond literature, and enter something more transcendent and metaphysical.”

Left Twitter years ago, and not crazy about BlueSky.  Let's see if we can re-evolve together

Canada Offers Lesson in the Economic Toll of Climate Change.

ChatGPT flyers are everywhere; how Waymo drove some kids to the cops; and a $3,000 suit that electrocutes your muscles.

And formatting?!

It's already better than Twitter! 🤣

Charles Gaba says those who remain are sicker and paying more for less.