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  • 🔗 Apple’s M3 Pro Mac Chip Posts Surprisingly Mixed Early Benchmark Results | HotHardware

    the M3 Pro 14% faster in single-core and 5% faster in multi-core.

    Am I the only one that thinks 14% and 5% is still a good improvement?

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    06 Nov 2023
  • 🔗 The action button isn’t a great camera shutter button | Chris J Wilson

    it was under the power button on the other side

    This is where it in on Xperia phones and it’s the perfect place.

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    04 Nov 2023
  • POSSE Is Too Much Work

    I got you with the clickbait headline. I mean it’s true, but as with most things, the real answer is: It depends. I read with excitement David Pierce’s article on POSSE for The Verge, as if it were some new technology to change the internet. The framing of the article aside, it is rare to see such excitement about boring indie web things like ActivityPub from the tech media. It feels as if one of the founding ideas of the internet, that one’s personal website should be the cornerstone, has returned like the proverbial prodigal son — and I love it!
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    04 Nov 2023
  • 🔗 The rise and fall (and rise?) of Birchtree

    My best guess as to what’s happened in the past 4-5 years is that fewer people are casually reading blogs or seeking out new ones

    Great to see Matt be open about everything, and I think he’s dead right - but that time is changing and I think it’s time he got an ActivityPub blog!

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    04 Nov 2023
  • 🔗 POSSE Has It Backwards

    The true end goal should be that readers can get whatever they want wherever they want, regardless of what writers do and do not set up on various platforms.

    There are some thoughts trying to from in my head about this but I don’t think simply cross posting is enough. There’s to much onus to check in and create accounts all over the place.

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    03 Nov 2023
  • 🔗 Into the Personal-Website-Verse

    Now imagine, for a moment, an environment where a decentralized fabric of connected personal sites allows everyone to publish their own content but also enables each individual to engage in an open discussion – answering, challenging, and acknowledging the ideas of others through this universe of personal sites.

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    03 Nov 2023
  • 🔗 The Algorithmic Diet for Your Mind

    I’ve been there, stuffing YouTube junk food into my brain and actual junk food into my mouth at 1 AM, watching some idiot react to another idiot’s reaction to more idiots. And that’s fine, sometimes.

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    02 Nov 2023
  • 🔗 Shot on iPhone Controversy | Chris Hannah

    To think that using an iPhone to film a video suddenly mean a camera dolly isn’t needed, or that an iPhone torch can replace flood lights, is pretty stupid.

    This guy gets it!

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    01 Nov 2023
  • Peace

    Despite my outward appearance, I am a massive introvert. I do enjoy socialising sometimes, but I have to refill my battery often and that requires some peace and quiet. Something that is at times really hard to come by in my life. Like everyone, I have to work to earn a living, and then I have a family to look after. So I have to try to grab bits of it as a when I can.
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    30 Oct 2023
  • 🔗 Oh God, It’s Raining Newsletters — by Craig Mod

    social networks seem more and more to say: You don’t know what you want, but we do.

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    29 Oct 2023
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