大丈夫、林明子はいつでも会える 絵本作家・五味太郎さんが悼む：朝日新聞 (digital.asahi.com)
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Iqaluit, Canada’s Most Northern City, Gets Its First Bus Line (Gift Article) (nytimes.com)
Portland Timbers to hire ex-Leicester manager Marti Cifuentes as next head coach: Sources (Gift Article) (nytimes.com)
Brian Alvey
• Brian Alvey
AI-native developers vs. legacy security models
Your developers are completely AI-pilled. They live in Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf. But your security model doesn’t. That’s why Secure MCP matters for WordPress VIP. Your agents run as a signed-in VIP Dashboard user. They can only do what you allow them to do. Trying to perform sensitive operations or accessing high-risk resources only happensContinue reading "AI-native developers vs. legacy security models"
Have I ever told you the story about how I "almost" adopted a cat? Through social media, I learned about a cat named “King Street" (after the street it was found on, on a streetcar here in Toronto). Said cat is beautiful, a black cat, with amazing eyes. I made the "mistake" ...
The San Francisco Standard
• Michael McLaughlin
‘Maybe we should call ICE on you’: Passenger describes United confrontation at SFO
A Bay Area father says an airline worker threatened to call immigration authorities on him, saying he did not “act like a citizen.”
links.daveverse.org
• Dave Winer
The reason I focus so much on the wrapping is because that’s where the interop lives. You can do anything in a theme and you can’t break the interop.
Letters from an American
• Heather Cox Richardson
A Deeply Unpopular Push
The U.S. State Department has issued a Worldwide Caution for Americans overseas, citing increased tensions in the Middle East and the possibility of unexpected security threats.
Officials say the global security environment remains unpredictable
Eggless Pancake Recipe • 5★ (Gift Recipe) (cooking.nytimes.com)
Opinion | An Eye-Opening Visit to the ‘Little House’ of My Childhood (Gift Article) (nytimes.com)
Reflecting Pool peeling probably caused by application flaws, experts say (wapo.st)
ICE officer’s troubled past renews questions about vetting (wapo.st)
Trump has spent billions on energy. An electricity boom has yet to materialize. (wapo.st)
The Evolution of Presidential Travel: Horse Carriages to Air Force One (Gift Article) (nytimes.com)
An Open Letter to CBC/Radio-Canada On The Subject Of Eurovision (medium.com)
★ Mornings in Cupertino Have the Aroma of Napalm Once Again
I think maybe John Ternus is more of a “*Hey, what* would *Steve have done here?*” kind of guy.
What would Steve Jobs do with this OpenAI situation? He’d go to war.
Latest articles from Crooks and Liars
• John Amato
C&L's Late Nite Music Club: Iggy Pop 'Lust For Life'
Courtney Winfree writes:
It was 1978. London, England. A small venue called the Music Machine in Camden Town, where punk rock was infecting everything in its path.
I was thirteen. It was my first concert ever.
Three other thirteen-year-old girls and I shed the Levis we left my house in and replaced them with shredded short-shorts and fishnets.
I knew this night was going to be good.
I had no idea it was going to be Iggy Pop good.
(Welcome to my friend Courtney Winfree as a new LNMC writer)
Open thread.
Electrek
• Jo Borrás
New 6 passenger, 780-mile PHEV from GM has North America written all over it
GM thinks its newest Starlight L PHEV SUV could be China’s best value hybrid, offering 260 km (~160 miles) of all-electric range, spacious six-passenger seating, and a modern technology package at an affordable price. And it’s exactly the kind of vehicle that the company could try to rebadge for North America