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Andrew Shell, who created and runs the rssCloud server we use here, is creating a connection from rssCloud and webSub to WebSockets. I've wanted this for a long time, but now I'm planning on a desktop version of FeedLand, we will need it, pretty soon for instant updates of feeds we are subscribed to.

One of the reasons I'm working on the Web of Markdown is that my main blog of 32+ years is being kicked off the Google Web. I need a new home where the web religion is still practiced, and one of the commandments of our religion is "Google is a guest on the web, as we all are. Guests don't make the rules."

The Caehdus Archives → ✦ INKWROUGHT ✦ → John's Homepage → Hellmouth → bondiaries → fearoffun → halibox → → → JET BLACK BOX 🚧 Quickswitch a.k.a. Rapidmorphland 🚧 now and forever → dead weᴉght → iPluhm → knife fight → third time does the trick → Mythel's Room → asphodelos 🛑

Lake Powell has risen about three feet since September 15, when it touched its lowest level since the reservoir first filled in the 1960s.

It changed everything. Continue reading…

Three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them.

AI "Consciousness"  (First) | Professor Julian Zelizer (Starts at 17:56) | Watching the Elizabeth Holmes Documentary (Starts at 29:02)

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An East Village landlord is facing foreclosure on his building at 180 First Ave... on the SE corner of 11th Street. (On the far left above.)  According to Crain's New York Business, investors in a $7.1 million mortgage allege that owner Moshe Khoshkheraman has not m...

The latest edition of the East Village Vintage Clothing Map is now available. 

The 6th Annual Lower East Side Halloween Bookstore Crawl takes place today. (Saturday!) 

Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy  The 10-day exhibition "LAND BACK in Cities" continues on Sixth Street, featuring projects focused on Indigenous sovereignty and the return of ancestral lands in urban settings.  The exhibition brings together Indigenous and set...

The dumb oil war in Iran is driving up the cost of just about everything, including new cars. That’s giving Chinese EVs a huge advantage over Western “legacy” car brands already lagging in tech and struggling with affordability – and those legacy brands about to have a whole new to them problem on their hands: USED Chinese EVs.

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Three Prostitutes on the Street, 1925 #ottodix #expressionism

AWS made Continuum for code vulnerabilities generally available on Thursday. The service finds and validates bugs in your repositories, checks

The post AWS says its AI security agent fixes 89% of bugs — but there’s a catch appeared first on The New Stack.

More revisionist history from Dementia Donny. Here he is at a rally in Fort Myers, Florida, this Friday, pretending his disaster of a Press Secretary that lasted about 45% of a Scaramucci was somehow treated badly by the sycophants they've loaded up the White House press ro...

PLUS: Dead Air: Scumbag Olympics TODAY at 12 pm ET

Before a first date, locals decide whether the other person’s stance on tech is a dealbreaker.

Ponytail kimchi, mozzarella corn dogs, and an entire wall of instant ramen. This Daly City supermarket is here to hold your hand though all of it.

Plus: Mystery panties inside the Oracle mitt; the ‘Hard Forks’ guys on their new studio; punk kids take Valencia Street; and a long, long line to buy the iPhone Duo.

In media appearances, two safety researchers say a leak hunt and disappearing texts led to their firings.