It's even worse than it appears..
I asked ChatGPT how to create a WordPress plugin. Such an amazing tool, it leaps over barriers to entry in a single bound. 😉 #
This just in from Occam's News. The states of Colorado, Maine and Illinois have guts and the members of the so-called "Supreme Court" enjoy wearing robes to work and they have nice offices, and don't want to be shipped off to a gulag, or worse, once Putin's lapdog is back in the White House. #
Sidebar -- this also explains the behavior of the owners of the media companies, such as the New York Times. He doesn't wear a robe, but otherwise, Fear of Gulag probably has a lot to do with what he does.#
From the Credit-Where-Credit-Is-Due department, links that are jokes was a practice I first saw in HotWired in 1994. Here I am thirty years later and I'm still stealing the idea and every time I do, I think of Joey Anuff and Carl Steadman's brilliance. #
Screaming into the void, which is what the media we have now is really good at, gets us nowhere.#
  • A blogroll is a piece of an open, super low-tech, small pieces loosely joined, social network. And will help us bootstrap textcasting. #
  • OPML still has a lot to give. #

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