We will be removing the Yahoo login requirement, yes.
Talk about instantly improving your new acquisition.
We will be removing the Yahoo login requirement, yes.
Talk about instantly improving your new acquisition.
The move immediately triggered vows of retaliation from Mexico and the EU, which called the tariffs “protectionism, pure and simple”.
This is the latest effort by the US government to cut their citizens off from the rest of the world.
Itβs also unclear what might happen to podcasts that donβt update to secure feeds.
– Dan Misener on Apple requiring podcasters use secure feeds
The anti-https people aren’t going to be happy.
I feel sympathy for whomever follows both @Bruce and me. Although, the ability to waffle on about useless opinions with other people is surely truer to the old web than most of what I post on here, heh.
This interactive Happy-o-meter for the Connected podcast by @rosemaryorchard is great.
As for the items on there, I’d say that if Apple announced all of those (not including the bonuses) they would be meeting minimum premium standards.
Twitter finds a lot of horrible things permissible, is what Iβm saying, and it doesnβt want you to be able to filter or curate your experience. They want to sell your shit.
It’s time for me to go. Nothing is essential to the point of tolerating this shit.
A thread on Micro.blog about “smart home” technology and voice-based technology as a whole
Not a single mention of accessibility, no qualifying language to bring clarity to the points being made… hm, reminds me of the bad side of Twitter.
Micro Monday time! It’s got to be @Bruce who has so thoroughly thrown himself into the community in a way that only reaffirms my decision to set up camp here. Talk about a full-flavoured blog, crossing all kinds of interests and topics worthy of discussion. π
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The Decline Of Snapchat, by Helena Fitzgerald
An interesting look at how the increase in the population of the web makes it less likely to find the quirky, seemingly private spaces that once made the web The Web.
Apple charges its MacBook Pro customers $871.42 to fix the keyboard
Premium products. ππππ€£
There are so many reports about the vile activities of the USA terrorist organisation ICE but I want to point to this one about how they lost 1475 children.
Why are you sending me all these emails…
GDPR is so much fun.
In Karma Today, George Zimmerman’s life is falling apart.
TickTick are on a roll lately with expansion of their cross-platform approach. Whilst I like the idea of using Google Tasks in an effort to further reduce the number of accounts I have for utilities, it’s going to take a lot of work for Google to justify that switch.
Claire and I recently moved into our first house, a change that has inspired thoughts of exactly how this place should fit into the way we live.
Fortuitously @patrickrhone has sprinkled his magic on the topic and brought such clarity that can be difficult to find on the web.