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The Future of Manny - Blog
TextExpander Snippets with Variables
Just over two years after my [snippet renaissance]( I’ve finally put some time into working together a hack to address one of my biggest wants — snippet variables. As someone who heavil…
How to change the region on an HP OfficeJet printer in 57 easy steps (printer companies hate this!)
Don’t you “incompatible cartridges” me, you horrible machine.
Vine Stars Want To Be Paid, And Twitter Is Considering It
Creators ask Twitter executives to cut them checks for posting on Vine.
Inside the secret meeting that changed the fate of Vine forever
Last fall, nearly 20 of Vine's top 50 creators gathered in a conference room at 1600 Vine Street in Los Angeles to stage an intervention.
They were there to meet with Karyn Spencer, Vine's Creative Development Lead, and other representatives from…
In 'Lurking', Joanne McNeil Presents a People's History of The Internet
Charting the internet from the MySpace age to today's cesspool, McNeil investigates how the internet has changed--and how it changed us.
Twitter reveals some of its source code, including its recommendation algorithm
As promised by CEO Elon Musk, Twitter has open sourced a portion of the source code powering various parts of the social network.
Mailmate Redirect Bundle Generator
With a relatively recent update around views in the beta of Readwise’s Reader service beta, I am now getting deeper into its use and building it into my various workflows in an aim to help me better manage and process the various feeds of information I have coming in. The Reader service includes an option to accept input via e-mail for newsletters, etc. While I plan to set up a number of e-mail redirect rules in my personal Gmail account to push some newsletters into the service, I also have a backlog of newsletters I want to pick from and pass them to Reader. I didn’t want to blanket forward sets at this point and drown my Reader feeds, so I decided I wanted to redirect on a per e-mail basis. Fortunately, I use Mailmate as my Mac e-mail client of choice, and I ended up scripting something I think provides an easy way of adding this sort of functionality for yourself.
ste-mux for SwiftBar
Since I began using Jekyll as the static site generator for my web sites, I have been hosting locally while I modify structural changes and write the content prior to publishing. Serving the sites locally involves me running terminal sessions that run the web server. Unless I am actively working on something where I need to check what the web server is doing, I always wanted it to be out of the way, ideally tucked under some icon on the Mac’s menu bar. A menu bar terminal app kind of felt like what I was after. Recently I was reading a post that made reference to “bitbar” an application that allowed you to put text and menu items into your menu bar based on a script. I’d come across this and similar apps many times before, but never had a reason to use them. Until now that is, as I realised I might just be able to create my own solution for my out of sight, but still accessible local web server management.
oneth.club: an online discussion society designed to unite rather than divide | bonkerfield
building a website that gathers links and gamifies discussion to promote a common parlance
Musk's myopic centrism | bonkerfield
just your standard information identity spacetime field
Apple Music Classical (Mostly) Plays the Right Chords - TidBITS
People unfamiliar with classical music who want to discover new music will find the Apple Music Classical app more than sufficient. Classical music fans familiar with the genre and looking for uncommon recordings will find it somewhat frustrating.
Introducing Micro.blog podcast transcripts
We’ve launched a new feature for Micro.blog Premium customers: automatic podcast episode transcripts, powered by OpenAI’s Whisper model. I’m excited about this because it’s one of the more practical, time-saving solutions coming out of the rise of AI. The automatic transcripts are so accurate they can be used as-is, or edited by hand as you have time.
I thought it would be clever to ask ChatGPT to write a blog post announcing this feature.
BuzzFeed Is Quietly Publishing Whole AI-Generated Articles, Not Just Quizzes
After announcing earlier this year a pivot to quizzes co-written by AI, BuzzFeed seems to have widened its purview to include articles.
Public radio can help solve the local news crisis — if it will expand staff and coverage
"Local public radio has a staffing problem. Stations have considerable potential but aren’t yet in a position to make it happen."
My impossible search for the best, most powerful, most private journaling app ever
Can my journaling app be as safe as the diary under my mattress?
Arc’s mobile browser is here — and it’s not really a web browser at all
It won’t replace your default browser, but it might make you want to.
A different approach to digital technology in schools
It's 2017 in NZ, and our schools aren't producing enough confident, informed digital participants. Sure, they can play games like a boss, but that's just digital consumption.
Twitter says source code was leaked on GitHub, now it’s trying to find the culprit
An ex-employee is thought to be to blame.
Can Mastodon seize the moment from Twitter?
How Mastodon was prepared for Elon Musk’s Twitter to fail.
What Apple doesn't get about Feedback
As The Social Media Moral Panic Continues, People Keep Highlighting How Much Value It Actually Provides
I know we’re deep, deep, deep into the moral panic about social media being uniquely awful, especially for kids. It’s driving all sorts of nonsense, including the false idea that we’re in a uniquel…
Meet Web Push
Websites have many reasons to notify their users of time-sensitive or high-priority events, even if the user does not currently have the site open.
Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 16.4 with New Emoji, Notifications for Web Apps on the Home Screen, Voice Isolation for Cellular Calls, New Shortcuts Actions, and More
Today, Apple is releasing iOS and iPadOS 16.4, the fourth major updates to the OSes that introduced support for the customizable Lock Screen and Stage Manager last year, respectively. Ahead of the debut of Apple Music Classical tomorrow and just a few months before a WWDC that’s rumored to be focused on the company’s upcoming
Alone Enough
Endurance aloneness, and what the pros have to say about it.
Carter Allen - Made on a Mac
Articles and projects written and created by developer Carter Allen.
Imagining New Worlds on an iPad
We had the opportunity to speak with storyboard and concept artist Rob McCallum about how his creative process has evolved since incorporating the iPad.
Gni info needs stonbely march2023
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Hey, local news publishers: Give the people a calendar
"It shouldn't be that difficult to keep an updated list of when and where and what the meetings are."