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Replying to: www.manton.org

@manton later on he also talk about source code - which IMHO the browsers continue to make harder to find - and don’t get me started on trying to empty cache on Safari.

Replying to: mitchwagner.com
Replying to: devilgate.org

@devilgate there you go

micro.blog/books/978…

clearly a glitch in the matrix

Replying to: mitchwagner.com

@MitchWagner the life work of ‘The Jax’

The Future Found: Investing in Tomorrow

Replying to: blog.numericcitizen.me

@numericcitizen

it’s a different kind of thinking - but really good use of those three apps does require you to be creative - even though I don’t like the absorption into the larger bucket.

Replying to: john.philpin.com

🔗 Those new service sector jobs - Marginal REVOLUTION

> Who needs to be a programmer, be hired to close the doors on Waymo vehicles

Replying to: @JohnPhilpin

all of them eventually lead me to trying another one. Right now on Reeder - and Brent just release V7 of NetNewsWire - so over I go. Specificity? Hard - just - it isn’t quite right.

Replying to: @amerpie

@amerpie I found out about it from your post

Replying to: @amerpie

@amerpie it is … not spent money yet … need to understand the depiscrepany

Replying to: mitchwagner.com

@MitchWagner when you find one … let me know … in the same boat … hell I even struggle with a single place to follow RSS

Replying to: @frankm

@frankm could you not just use the ‘long post’ category that delivers an RSS feed to populate DayOne using something like Zapier/IFTTT ❓

Replying to: lmika.org

@lmika 🪦

Replying to: @bkryer

@bkryer well holy moly - never knew - even though I routinely utilise LEET in different ways for unknown reasons - and clearly with

n0 under$t@nd1ng

Thank you.

🔗 Even wikipedia has an entry - although 1337 does not.

@theo.io Found me … and now off to find why I am there and not somewhere else. Thank you.

Replying to: www.manton.org

@manton > Economists have a word for assets that can be swapped one-for-one without loss of value: fungible. A dollar is fungible. A barrel of West Texas Intermediate crude is fungible.

… so is ‘content’ … in the platform’s eyes. They don’t care if it is a Joan Westerberg article or AI slop … they just need people to stick around and read, watch, share it … end of.

It’s all fungible content for there silo … like a grain of wheat in a silo .. who cares if farmer Giles’ has a problem … get new grain from the farmer next door.

Replying to: mastodon.social

@bullfinch yes - although I was more wondering what depth of conversation 50,000 toddlers (what ‘1’ to ‘3’?) were having,

Replying to: www.manton.org

@manton Not tried it .. yet … but looks to be a vast improvement …. My big use case will be particularly in the edit mode … since most of my initial posts start and publish from Drafts

Replying to: www.manton.org

@manton Not tried it .. yet … but looks to be a vast improvement …. My big use case will be particularly in the edit mode … since most of my initial posts start and publish from Drafts

Replying to: eurobubba.micro.blog

@eurobubba well .. not natively at least … so in some ways a symbolic representation of the people of Texas?

Replying to: hachyderm.io

@lex in the modern parlance I believe Bad is Good