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botwerks
• steve ulrich

spin the flywheel of money harder

The great wealth transfer reality check

here’s an interesting writeup from that great bastion of progressive thought, visa. a couple of things to take away from this article.

  • there’s not as much trickling down as folks might think there is. it’s going to be siphoned off at various stages in the process
  • there’s wealth transfer and propping up taking place right now
  • this will keep the economic disparities locked in for the next few generations
  • consumer spending bumps are likely to be modest. of particular interest to visa who’s keen to get a couple points of fees on all of those transactions.

botwerks
• steve ulrich

suck it texas. you wish you had the stones of winona

All of WPD’s Flock cameras stolen | Crime & Justice | winonapost.com

well played winona.

botwerks
• steve ulrich

file under: griftocracy

Trump administration to pay German firm to halt US wind projects

botwerks
• steve ulrich

workism is for chumps

The Future Of Knowledge Workers In An AI-Driven World this is a great writeup. there’s a fair amount that i’ve discussed with friends and coworkers over the years. having worked in tech for my entire career, i don’t even bother trying to explain to people what i do, it’s w...

botwerks
• steve ulrich

finally, some non-AI crimin' news

AI model achieves breakthrough in forecasting cyclones — Google DeepMind

this is some of the best AI related news i’ve seen in a while. too bad it’s lost in the noise of google staff departures and misc. political dreck.

TheBenMeadows — site releases Updates instantly via WebSub

poap-vault: play animations from the re-encodes, with real video markup (#90)

Site release 1c5a141: poap-vault: play animations from the re-encodes, with real video markup (#90). Every build ships a signed manifest; see /mirrors/ for verification.

Divergent Rays' Blog

Weekly Wrap Up 122

My weekly blog post. Links this week include a poetry request, human AI and an exhaustive accounting of snakes in films. I found a new group to write postcards for, received a postcard of my own and will be joining the 2nd Annual Small Web (Virtual) Potluck. Plus, as usual, I listened to, read and watched things.

TheBenMeadows — site releases Updates instantly via WebSub

poap-vault: 1000px modal posters, so static badges need no network at all (#89)

Site release 97a0066: poap-vault: 1000px modal posters, so static badges need no network at all (#89). Every build ships a signed manifest; see /mirrors/ for verification.

Nothing important Supports Webmention

THIS is so on-brand for Zuckerberg www.theguardian.com/us-news/2…

Nothing important Supports Webmention

it is time for the US to breakup with Israel on their never-ending war. www.theguardian.com/world/202…

TheBenMeadows — site releases Updates instantly via WebSub

POAP pages: full-res IPFS modal, browse gallery, event lookup, coverage readout, S3 fallback tier (#86)

Site release 0715f22: POAP pages: full-res IPFS modal, browse gallery, event lookup, coverage readout, S3 fallback tier (#86). Every build ships a signed manifest; see /mirrors/ for verification.

Andy Sylvester's Web
• Andy

How I backed into subscribing to the New York Times

For a long time, I resisted subscribing to news services. After all, pretty much all the news was available somewhere for free… For years, my go-to news hub was CNN. I still check it more often than any other news site. In the past year or two, though, CNN has gone from unlimited access to […]

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I Would Have Written a Shorter Blog Post, But I Didn’t Have the Time: Creating a WriterDeck

On the KISS principle and Pascal's apology for long letters, the cultural shift away from minimalism, and the growing trend of writer decks. A technical guide to creating a distraction-free writing environment by removing the desktop environment entirely and using terminal-only Linux distributions like Debian, Ubuntu Server, Arch, or Alpine. There's so much you can do in the terminal! There's applications for file management (ranger), web browsing (Lynx, w3m), markdown reading (glow, mdcat), email (Alpine, NeoMutt), IRC (WeeChat, Irssi), music (cmus, MPD), RSS (Newsboat), and writing tools (Micro, WordGrinder), plus document management via git or rsync cron jobs... oh, this is kind of long-winded, isn't it?

Nick Ali

August 9, 2026

For the sake of accountability, I added a blog activity chart (like on Github). The thought is that the chart will shame me into publishing more in pu...

Newsonaut
• Mark Rogers

The long and winding road back to Sublime Text

In the Newsonaut colophon, I list VS Code with the caveat: “Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.” This is a line from The Godfather Part III where Michael Corleone expresses his frustrations over being unable to get out of the mafia. It was also parodied in T...

John's World Wide Wall Display
• john

Post Link & Quote to RSS.chat

I've managed to make a small AppleScript that gets the selection from Safari & a link and post it to RSS.chat. I already had a script that copied the selection and put it and a link on the clipboard ready to paste into a blog post. I'd also tried out posting to RSS.chat with bash from TextMate.

Can you spell cacophony?

Ĉiuj RSS-Fluoj

Ĉiuj RSS-fluoj de ĉi tiu retejo, aŭtomate ĝisdatigitaj kiam novaj estas aldonitaj.

Can you spell cacophony?

Mikroblogaj Afiŝoj

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