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RCS is finally becoming legit in the US. Apple is being forced (regulation/pressure) to support RCS, which weakens the “blue bubble vs green bubble” talk, although blue bubble psychology is real, especially in the US amongst teens.
www.androidpolice.com/imessage-is-...
3D Print-blocking laws hand monopolistic power to manufacturers and can criminalize open source alternatives. We need to reject these onerous restraints on creation. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
Holy crap yeah, as a man, I've heard many men say that they "would never allow" their women to use one...my comment to them was its either that or another man? You choose! 🤷‍♂️
“Only 23% of the app’s requests go to whitehouse.gov. The other 77% go to third parties.”
www.atomic.computer/blog/white-h...
Product Hunt launch for "The New White House App", it peaked at #19
Chris Messina's comments on the security issues, and red flags! Worth noting, and paying attention.
Big name ≠safe. Government app, big launch, looks official, cool (not really!)
But:
Tracking everything
Asking for way too many permissions
Can change behavior without updates
Shout out to @chrismessina.me for calling it out.
Honestly thought it was an April's Fools joke.
Sigh. Andy, just shut the fuck up.
According to the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, individuals cannot directly pay government employees, which he knows, it’s all attention grabbing BS!
The SEC may kill quarterly reporting.
The 90-day earnings cycle turned companies into short-term machines.
Build for the next decade, not the next quarter.
But we still need to be mindful of transparency. Ppl are corrupt, money amplifies it.
www.reuters.com/business/fin...
Couldn’t agree more, read this, it’s a very good post: www.luizasnewsletter.com/p/against-ai... it’s by @luizajarovsky.bsky.social
And those that don’t, hope they realize their lives do depend on it
I hope we see a surge in people getting their passports followed by the largest voter turnout in US history.
Wow!
Nice congrats to who ever gets the Audeze!!! They are world class!!!!
I like @joannastern.bsky.social take on Apple's Neo. It's their foray into the netbook space. You might see it as a little bit late, but in reality, they're late enough that they're early.
They're defining the netbooks for the future 🙄🤷‍♂️👀
She didn't say all of that, I'm helping fill in the gaps.
Government builds a powerful iPhone hacking toolkit. Government loses it. Now criminals are using it.
It’s called Coruna, it can compromise older iPhones just by visiting a bad website. No taps, no installs, nothing needed.
They always "escape" the lab, don't they?
techcrunch.com/2026/03/03/a...
💯 this 🤷‍♂️
So free Palestine is more offensive than the N word? Really BBC? @bafta.org maybe next year BBC doesn’t have exclusive rights to air it.
Also just came across this article, while not exactly the same as Harper’s, point is most of these companies will die out:
techcrunch.com/2026/02/21/g...
Just read it, wow!
My inbox is littered w/ “AI for…”
A lot of AI startups are optimized for valuation, not functionality. Someone I was talking to called it performative AI.
Circle Jerk=yes!
VCs need to raise $ from their LPs and institutional investors. And they want the flashy new toy!
Interesting
Nearly 40 years after Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time, Sarah Alam Malik's epic exploration of the cosmos reflects a changed landscape around science in the 21st century, finds Alison Flood
Ok. Let’s get this out of the way.
I work in tech. I have been going into data centers for years.
You know what you see a lot of inside data centers?
Computers. Cabling. Racks.
You know what you see very few of inside data centers?
Human workers.
Will NEVER take that bet, guaranteed to lose!
I'm not entirely aware Cameron is that if the Netflix Warner Brothers merger is blocked, it's going to be Ellison/CBS/Paramount ownership instead, which will feature not just significantly more layoffs, but a dangerous expansion of Ellison's autocrat-friendly media ambitions
literally what I've been saying to people! God I love this!
Coding is just part of the journey, the destination is the thing you're trying to build, or in some cases, what you end up building as you're trying something else. I get the desire to ship fast, but at what cost?
Only question that matters to me: Are you building what you set out to build?
