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Steve Won writing for 1Password: Goodbye, Passwords So we’re incredibly excited to announce that, starting this summer, you’ll have the option to create and unlock your 1Password account using only a passkey! No passwords required. I'm very encouraged by 1Password's constant leaning into the
Ben Ubois on the Feedbin blog: The Plan for Twitter A lot of customers have asked about the future of Twitter support in Feedbin. Even with today’s update there’s still not enough information to make a decision. The API was supposed to change yesterday and Feedbin posted this
This video cropped up in my feeds this week, and it's quite good! As someone who moved from two HomePods paired to my TV with eARC over to a Sonos setup about a year ago, I was obviously intrigued. His conclusion is that two new HomePods sound better
Casey Newton: Instagram's Co-Founders Are Mounting a Comeback The simplest way to understand Artifact is as a kind of TikTok for text, though you might also call it Google Reader reborn as a mobile app, or maybe even a surprise attack on Twitter. I've heard a
Charlie Warzel: My Printer Is Extorting Me The trouble started with a label for a package. My printer was unresponsive. Then I discovered an error message on my computer indicating that my HP OfficeJet Pro had been remotely disabled by the company. When I logged on to HP’s website,
Tyler Aquilina: Podcast Exclusivity Is Quickly Becoming an Outdated Strategy Contrary to film and TV streaming, it seems, content is not king in the podcasting space. If large numbers of listeners will not follow even popular shows to an exclusive platform, such deals will look less and less attractive in
Jamison Foser: The New York Times Invents a Biden Scandal -- And the Public's Reaction Stop and think about that for a second. Why would this be true? If the two cases are “markedly different,” why would Democrats “have a hard time using Trump’s mishandling of classified
Chris Welch: Instagram Showed People Too Many Videos Last Year, Admits Adam Mosseri Even Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, now believes that the platform put a lopsided emphasis on videos and Reels last year — and traditional photo posts were worse off because of it. In one of the answers
Gizmodo: Republicans Are Outraged Over a 'Green' Xbox Update Some Republican pundits and politicians did not like the announcement one bit and are using it as the latest front in the culture war. “Now the woke brigade is after video games all in the name of climate change,
I recently commented on Mastodon that I thought when it comes to third party apps, iOS is remarkably far ahead of Android. My feeling is that you can take the best app in a category on Android, and that would be the 3rd to 5th best app in that category
Derek Wise: 2023 MacBook Pro SSD Has Performance Drop Similar to M2 MacBook Air A quick look inside the base-level M2 Pro MacBook Pro revealed something I hadn’t expected to see – or, rather, something I HAD expected to see that was missing. Like the base level M2 MacBook Air,
Lex Friedman: How to Prioritize Important Tasks Of course you can and should weigh what’s truly the most important thing, if there’s any advantage to specific sequencing, if one thing is truly more important than another. But the cold hard reality is that sometimes there are multiple things
Torie Bosch: My Husband Was Right About DVDs All Along I like to rewatch my favorite shows and movies, often as background noise while I do something else. And the idea that platforms are now removing even their original programming—which I had assumed was sacred—makes me worry about
Ben Schoon: Twitter Officially Bans Third-Party Clients in New Developer Agreement This comes a week after Twitter clients unexpectedly shut down across Android, iOS, and other platforms without notice. Twitter and its new owner, Elon Musk, were silent on the issue for several days until reports came out to show
Charles McGrath: Good Art, Bad People Can bad people create good art? If that question pops up on an exam or at a dinner party, you might want to be wary. The obvious answer — so obvious that it practically goes without saying, and ought to make the examinee suspicious — is