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2023 didn’t just break the iPad’s streak (“wah!”)
Zack Zwiezen: 2023 Was the First Waluigi-Less Year Since 2000
As seen on the extensive fan wiki, Waluigi has appeared
Matt Birchler
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A splash of color
Chris Nicholas: A new blog for 2024
It’s been a long time since I’ve published a blog post,
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Nintendo is Nintendo
Keza MacDonald: Nintendo’s Design Guru Shigeru Miyamoto: ‘I Wanted to Make Something Weird’
Miyamoto is often called the Spielberg
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Reasons to be optimistic
Nick Heer: How to Be Optimistic About Technology Now
When I was much younger, I assumed people who were optimistic
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Apple 2023 report cards: Vision Pro 🕶️
Surprise! This is the 5th in a series of posts reviewing Apple’s 2023 across their major product lines, and
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Apple 2023 report cards: Apple Watch ⌚️
This is part 4 in a series I’m doing to close out the year, looking at each of Apple’
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Apple 2023 report cards: The Mac 💻
This is the third in a series of posts I’ll be doing through the end of the year looking
Quick Reviews gets its annual update
A couple years ago I made a website for myself, Quick Reviews, and I've used it hundreds of
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Apple 2023 report cards: iPad
This is the second in a series of posts reviewing Apple’s major product lines in 2023. Here’s my
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The future of LLMs is local
I saw this post over on json.blog, OpenAI Is Just Uber, which sounds like it makes sense, but I
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Apple 2023 report cards: iPhone 📱
This is the first in a 4-part series of posts I’m writing to close out the year where I
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Walking away and feeling great about it
Ben Werdmuller: Leaving the Nazi Bar
If I find that the owner of the living room allows people who make
Are movies actually getting longer?
Are movies getting longer than they used to be? It’s something I think a lot of us feel is
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2023 was a big year for the fediverse. 2024 could be even bigger
David Pierce for The Verge, 2023 in Social Media: The Case for the Fediverse
It doesn’t make sense that
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The final update on my subscription reset
One month ago, I tossed out nearly $1,000/year in subscriptions so that I could see what apps and
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Swing back to the blog
Chris McLeod, Blogging is where it's at, again
Maybe I’m reading too much into it, but stumbling
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That time Microsoft blew it with Xbox
Steven Asarch for Kotaku, Xbox’s Biggest Flop Was a Decade Ahead of Its Time
Microsoft’s follow-up was the
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It’s not a problem, it’s an opportunity!
I wrote a little about this already, but I also wanted to link to Ken White’s Substack Has a