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I… think I have my GitHub copy all ready to go. Guess I’ll wait a week to see if it works. π€
I’ve just spent less than an hour reorganising my iPhone home screen. Apple have nailed these new features and I’m even using the Today View more and now have a single page – no dots! – and considering this is the first version, on a beta, it is suprisingly slick:

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We’re so lonely in our modern world that we are willing to corrupt the foundations upon which we have built our technological marvels.
We talk about our decisions as if they are supernatural forces, impossible to stop or change.
Then we hide from responsibility; cowards in all.
Just found Tei by Ooyy. Ooyy appears to be very much in the realm of ProleteR, a nice ambient sound that I enjoy playing especially at the computer. πΆ
Note: if you’re using Ghost hosting make sure you don’t criticise the company or they’ll kill your site.
One of the things I’ve been delaying is setting up my own server. Getting to the point where the cost is becoming out-weighed by the likely benefits. π
If Mozilla falls apart, and Firefox inevitably follows suit, I genuinely don’t know what I’ll do. Using Edge is pointless if it’s just a less good Chromium browser.
Rarely as crestfallen when realising that smart people make a podcast together for the mainstream but the feed is inevitably corrupted by the presence of other, less compelling individuals.
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The fall of Mozilla would be a huge blow to the open web. For many people, the internet would become even more synonymous with the silos whilst stand-alone websites would lose further ground on the app-centric model.
This would be terrible but not that surprising.