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Jason Kratz <a href="https://notebook.jasonkratz.me/photos-should-be-whatever-you-want/" class="u-in-reply-to">replying to</a> my earlier post on <a href="https://gregmorris.co.uk/2024/07/01/instagram-ruined-all.html"

Reysu in the video How to absorb books like a sponge and read 2x faster: > One of the most valuable things you can do with your free time is reading books. They not only contain a huge depth of information, but just a single idea in a book has

Cory Dransfeldt writing about Data ownership and agency: > I control that data, it sits on infrastructure I manage, it's in a format I understand and I get the responsibility (or fun — let's go with that) of presenting it. I get agency and that agency is

Charlie Warzel with an interesting thread on Threads: the bigger thing is it touches on a gut feeling we all have: so much has changed technologically in a short amt of time! We know this connectivity is working on us, but it's challenging to pin down exactly how.

Matt Birchler in his semi response to the latest Vergecast on Apple: > What this means in practice is that the thing all card issuers want is transaction counts and volumes to be as high as possible. You don't do that by locking your card to your own