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Today’s Revolut outage shows how little its status page actually tells us: only generic wording, no useful details.

The tool is an expansion of Attie, Bluesky’s more experimental platform, which initially offered AI-powered technology for building custom social feeds.

What comes to my mind when I hear “malleable software”: BTS of Circe in the Odyssey (2026)

HomeView is unavailable in the EU as of 2026-10-13, the date of the press release: Apple HomeView is not available for sale in the European Union, as Siri AI is currently unavailable in iOS in the EU.

AI is great as a maintenance worker.

Earl Grey is a much better vehicle for sweets than coffee.

I participated in yet another writing contest called 1Picture1000Words: They say a picture is worth a thousand words.

Little Charlie was born under an unlucky star, and though he wasn’t so little anymore, he did indeed come into the world at night.

Brent Simmons, the creator of the NetNewsWire, on Mac toolbars: I am in particular not a fan of how Mac toolbars look.

Before Denis Villeneuve brought the world of Dune to the big screen, before Frank Herbert wrote his famous book, there was another book called Erewhon, written by Samuel Butler in 1872.

Every app that lets you post to the various twitters these days has useful tools for composing threads: you know, those chains of posts linked to one another.

The Audio Intelligence part of Apple’s latest presentation gave me the ick.

The Audio Intelligence part of Apple’s latest presentation gave me the ick.

Mark Gurman just tweeted out the entire Apple presentation the night before the event.

Mark Gurman just tweeted out the entire Apple presentation the night before the event.

I’ve always been a folder guy, not a tag guy.

I’ve always been a folder guy, not a tag guy.

Speaking of Like Them, But Better services, the Three Twitters all compare themselves to the Twitter of the good old days.

Speaking of Like Them, But Better services, the Three Twitters all compare themselves to the Twitter of the good old days.

I wonder what came first: did social media algorithms train us to become more radical in our opinions, or are they simply reflecting something that was already happening?

I wonder what came first: did social media algorithms train us to become more radical in our opinions, or are they simply reflecting something that was already happening?

Oura faces lawsuit accusing it of misleading consumers about sleep-tracking accuracy: “To capitalize on consumers’ desire for a tracker that could actually track sleep and monitor their sleep cycles, Oura sold expensive tracking rings, priced at $300 and…

Oura faces lawsuit accusing it of misleading consumers about sleep-tracking accuracy: “To capitalize on consumers’ desire for a tracker that could actually track sleep and monitor their sleep cycles, Oura sold expensive tracking rings, priced at $300 and…

Instead of one Twitter where everybody hates each other, we now have three twitters, each hating on the other.

Instead of one Twitter where everybody hates each other, we now have three twitters, each hating on the other.

I’m very curious about how languages will evolve because of the LLMs.

I’m very curious about how languages will evolve because of the LLMs.

The box-office performance of Spider-Man: Brand New Day shows that I miscalculated: spandex is still as trendy as it was a decade ago.

The box-office performance of Spider-Man: Brand New Day shows that I miscalculated: spandex is still as trendy as it was a decade ago.

I vibeported Daymark to Obsidian, and it's live in the community directory now: It's alive If you use daily notes in Obsidian and think that the calendar plugin for them is outdated, please give Daymark a try.

I vibeported Daymark to Obsidian, and it's live in the community directory now: It's alive If you use daily notes in Obsidian and think that the calendar plugin for them is outdated, please give Daymark a try.

A social media strategy focused entirely on the competition is in bad taste.

A social media strategy focused entirely on the competition is in bad taste.

Privacy and compliance theatre, with its endless acts and elaborate productions, is getting exhausting, to be honest.

Privacy and compliance theatre, with its endless acts and elaborate productions, is getting exhausting, to be honest.

I remember how it all started.

I remember how it all started.

When you vibe-code an app, you constantly ask yourself (or at least I do) - if all the code is written by machines, what exactly do I bring to the table?

When you vibe-code an app, you constantly ask yourself (or at least I do) - if all the code is written by machines, what exactly do I bring to the table?

Building plugins and extensions for your application is a slippery slope that can easily lead to feature creep (looking at you, Notion).

Earlier this year, I also took part in a flash fiction challenge.