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Let’s consider where the open web has the greatest opportunity over the next decade, starting with these rough numbers: Blogs: 600 million total blogs X: 550 million monthly users Threads: 500 million monthly users Bluesky: 44 million total users Mastodon: 10 million t...

Amyloo, a longtime friend from the early days of podcasting, has made an appearance on demo.rss.chat. So happy to see her. Here’s one of the bits we did, back then in the very early days of podcasting in 2005. A duet of Green Acres. Ten seconds of dead air at the beginning, it was pretty […]

A new feature on RSS.chat, images. Up to 2MB per. User interface couldn’t be simpler, get the image on your clipboard, start editing your post, put the cursor where you want the image to appear, paste. Prior art was GitHub and Slack. It was driving me crazy not having this feature, sometimes to explain something […]

As the U.S. races to bypass China, the global hunger for critical minerals is financing warlords and poisoning Myanmar's borderlands.

She worked hard to help struggling students graduate and find jobs, staying in touch throughout their lives. She also founded the Computer Academy, now known as AMPS.

A new feature on RSS.chat, images. Up to 2MB per. User interface couldn't be simpler, get the image on your clipboard, start editing your post, put the cursor where you want the image to appear, paste. Prior art was GitHub and Slack. It was driving me crazy not having this feature, sometimes to explain something you need a picture. I think perhaps I should add this to textcasting. It's a feature I needed to be reminded is essential. The first browser to support inline images came from Univ of Illinois in 1993, NCSA Mosaic, it didn't come from TBL, but it is most definitely a standard feature of the web.

Amyloo, a longtime friend from the early days of podcasting, has made an appearance on demo.rss.chat. So happy to see her. Here's one of the bits we did, back then in the very early days of podcasting in 2005. A duet of Green Acres. Ten seconds of dead air at the beginning, it was pretty common in those days. But I think the spirit of it is lovely. BTW fwiw I cracked my voice on purpose. 😄

Aggressive training techniques sharpens threat of bad behavior by leading models.

Musical podcasts of 2005.

Nelio A/B Testing 8.5 introduces our biggest usability update yet. Discover a brand-new AI-powered onboarding experience, an all-new Overview screen with an Optimization Score, intelligent recommendations to help you decide what to test next, and numerous improvements designed to make continuous optimization easier than ever.

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Only Loyalists Need Apply A new and ironic development in the first-of-its-kind legal challenge to President Trump’s U.S. attorney scheme...

Though it’s traditionally meant “last in a progression or series,” as Merriam-Webster puts it, the word ultimate has been more often used in recent decades to mean “the best or most extreme of its kind.” The name of a recently launched digital archive performs a rare inversion, labeling as last a creation marked not by finality but extremity. Billed as “the […]

We previously brought you the BBC series of short animated videos, A History of Ideas. Produced in collaboration with the UK’s Open University and narrated by Harry Shearer, these fun introductions to such philosophers as Simone de Beauvoir and Edmund Burke, and such weighty philosophical topics as free will and the problem of evil, make […]

Umberto Eco’s The Name of the Rose sold so well that its English translator William Weaver could add an extension onto his Tuscan villa, which he called the “Eco Chamber.” The Biblioteca Eco, or Eco Library, whose ribbon-cutting earlier this month you can see in the Italian news clip just above, may not be as wittily […]

There are many ways to celebrate a new album from a band you admire. You can have a listening party alone. You can have a listening party with friends. You can learn the title track in a couple of days and play it onstage while the band you admire sits in the audience. That last […]

Norfolk is known for its network of rivers and lakes, its stock of medieval churches, and for being the home county of Alan Partridge. Last year, it quite literally unearthed another mark of distinction in the form of an iron age war trumpet. “The bronze trumpet or carnyx is only the third ever found in Britain, and […]

Not to diminish the nightmare of mortars and shrapnel, but as evidenced by Crow’s Eye Productions’ period-accurate dressing video above, one of the greatest horrors of WWI was wet wool. Decades before the invention of Gore-Tex, Polar Fleece, and other high-performance, all-weather gear, British soldiers relied on their woolies from head to toe. An army […]

"The worst part of suicide watch is the isolation. You are given no books to read, nothing to curb boredom. I found myself reliving past mistakes and past memories, both good and bad." https://prisonjournalismproject.org/2026/07/23/suicide-watch-in-prison-is-terrible/?utm_source=Bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=PJP-Bluesky

Amyloooo so nice to see you here! :-)

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