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The prices, they keep a-rising
Microsoft in a support document today:
As of May 1, we have adjusted recommended retailer pricing for our consoles and
The vast nothingness of Threads
For many years I've kept a spreadsheet with a few metrics on my online life. I don'
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Some low-stakes misinformation spread like wildfire, and I got it wrong too
Giovanni Colantonio writing for Digital Trends: The Confusion Around $90 Switch 2 Games Proves How Broken the Internet Is
There’
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A clear-eyed look at LLM energy use
Andy Masley: A Cheat Sheet for Why Using ChatGPT Is Not Bad for the Environment
If you want to prompt
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Here we go…
Jay Peters reporting on yesterday's Epic vs Apple trial decision:
Epic Games v. Apple judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers
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+ Impressions of that secret product I'm not talking about yet
Another 2,000 words on the thing that I'm not talking about yet.
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It's a legal issue, not something AI is here to fix
Microsoft has released a demo of an AI-generated version of Quake you can play in the browser (well, desktop browsers,
Ghost just made 3 nice updates to federation (and native sharing in general)
Ghost, the blogging engine that powers this site, just made 3 nice enhancements to the way your posts are natively
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Foo Fighers, but ska (trust me)
JER is awesome, and he's been doing these ska covers of pop songs for years now. They'
A totally reasonable content warning feature request
Mastodon has a content warning feature that I think is pretty useful. Basically, when someone marks a post as having
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+ A new gadget enters the fray
I got a new gadget that I've been wanting to try out for 6 years.
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The Academy makes another reasonable choice!
Brooks Barnes: Oscars OK the Use of A.I., With Caveats
A.I. and other digital tools “neither help nor
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You don't have to be famous to be great at your job
Christopher Butler: You Can Be a Great Designer and Be Completely Unknown
Especially today, when we live in an attention
Comfort Zone
Get Off My Turf, Lawley
Matt finally found a new use for the action button, Niléane is here to fix your Finder, and Chris raises
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The Intuit vs the government cage fight
Daniel Boguslaw: Intuit, Owner of TurboTax, Wins Battle Against America’s Taxpayers
Even when the Biden administration broke through in
On the "streaming is more expensive than cable" complaint
A social media post flew by today where someone was complaining that they stopped paying $180 for cable and now
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Chrome might be for sale. OpenAI says they'd buy it.
Ryan Whitwam: ChatGPT Head Tells Court OpenAI Is Interested in Buying Chrome
According to Turley, OpenAI would throw its proverbial