By 2001, the world blog had entered Internet vernacular, both as a noun and a verb. Mena Trott was one of these […]

The founding mother of the blog revolution, Movable Type's Mena Trott, talks about the early days of blogging, when she realized that giving regular people the power to share our lives online is the key to building a friendlier, more connected world.

I don’t think performance is any longer a reason to buy a MacBook Air instead of an iPad Air. The choice comes down to form factor and personal preference. This marks a turning point.

[Verse 1] / 22 years old, bold with much guts / O.G. from the hood kickin' up dust / Once I got ya, no one can save ya / Fresh out the swamp, a neighborhood gator / One-times want

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Like moss on a star destroyer

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Once every couple years, I find myself doing a deep clean of the apps on my iPhone and iPad. 2020 drew the short straw — in so many ways — and I've spent the better part of the last three months questioning each app on my home screen.

As I wrote in my roundup of must-have iOS apps, I’ve been using iA Writer as my text editor, primarily because of its integration with Working Copy, beautiful typography, and syntax highlighting mode. As a non-native English speaker, I find the latter particularly useful when editing articles. iA Writer was updated to version 5.2 last

iA Writer, my favorite text editor for all Apple platforms (which I still use as the central piece of my Markdown collaboration workflow via GitHub), has been updated today to version 5.5 both on Mac and iOS/iPadOS. I’ve been testing this version for quite some time (it’s the update I originally mentioned in my Modular

@NeoYokel: If you were unaware, the midwestern United States has seen moderately below-average ambient heat energy levels, these past few days. After a full day of half-watching folks sliding (mostly intentionally! ...…

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I never expected my game controller obsession to pay automation dividends, but it did last week in the form of the tiny 16-button 8BitDo Micro. For the past week, I’ve used the Micro to dictate on my Mac, interact with AI chatbots, and record and edit podcasts. While the setup won’t replace a Stream Deck

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The lure of a permanent childhood in America partly comes from the overwhelming feeling that one hasn’t yet achieved one’s true youth, because true youth would be defined by freedom so total that no one can attain it. Presumably even the spring-break kids, rutting, tanning, boozing with abandon, know there is a more perfect spring break beyond the horizon. Without a powerful aspiration to become adult, without some separate value that downplays childhood for sharper freedoms in age and maturity, the feeling of dissatisfaction can proceed indefinitely, in the midst of marriage, child rearing, retirement, unto death.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses that offer powerful links in bio are booming. The founder of Carrd says running the company is now his full-time job, while a Linktree founder says they’ve gone on a hiring spree.

A rudderless critique of corporate liberalism lets the right off easy.

The ‘Abundance’ movement positions Democrats as a party that can offer more to everyone — including those peddling scientific racism.

The narratives that networks like the fediverse and Bluesky have about themselves how their network grows are a snapshot of a specific moments in time. How do these narratives evolve as the circumstances change again?