7+ hour, 25+ min ago   (217+ words) Okay so I have to tell you about Sunday because I've thought about it every day since. Mormor is 79 and she has never once managed a call with your side of the family. She just smiles and nods and afterwards…...

18+ hour, 6+ min ago   (526+ words) Tons of socializing this weekend too, my wife planning all these play dates with old friends, people I’ve known 20, 30 years. It is so weird and satisfying. I love it.Good to catch up with so many good people and pleasantly…...

1+ day, 19+ hour ago   (130+ words) You have to hear about Tuesday. A mother boards at Nørrebro station with nine children — nine, Emre, I counted twice — all in paper hats, all singing, and a cake box tied with string that she holds like it contains a…...

4+ day, 4+ hour ago   (465+ words) AI Overviews now answer queries directly, cutting organic search traffic to tech publishers by 58%. Google prioritizes internal AI summaries and paid Reddit licensing over publisher links. This analysis reveals why referral traffic will never return to past levels. It outlines…...

4+ day, 23+ hour ago   (539+ words) As an aside, the memoir of Robert Gaskins, the founder of PowerPoint is a masterpiece. Unsung hero of Silicon Valley. Sorry brain fart there. Join the GMHHAY slack! Reply to this email and ask for an invite if you’re a…...

6+ day, 16+ hour ago   (914+ words) Hopefully by now, we all know to not believe everything you see on social media. The always-smiling faces and perfect vacations are not reality and this applies to my project as well. Although I am extremely thankful to be supported…...

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (289+ words) But I am the type who don’t often give likes, and I give likes to your post doesn’t mean I want likes from you or I want you to become my follower. Although my theory is that simple, thinking this…...

1+ mon, 3+ day ago   (735+ words) What the Google Reader obituaries miss—and they’re many, beloved as it was by the commentariat—is that Google Reader was living on borrowed time from day one. But others had already laid claim to the Fusion name. Names like…...

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (911+ words) Lotus Notes, in 1989, had encryption two years before Pretty Good Privacy brought it to normal email, had rich text formatting and attachments before MIME, had read receipts, notifications, a directory of users, and wiki-style cross-message links. It, rightly, felt like…...