Bruno Virlet

@bvirlet.bsky.social

@thegrizzlylabs.com, Genius Scan, Genius Fax and Genius Sign. 🌍🌱🐳.

When a team cares deeply about craft, performance, and user trust, analytics can’t be an afterthought.
 In our latest case study, @panic.com explains why they moved away from App Center and what they needed from a modern, privacy-first analytics stack.
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From App Center to TelemetryDeck — Panic’s analytics upgrade story | TelemetryDeck

The amazing people at Panic share their experience with TelemetryDecks app analytics and their thoughts on privacy.

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Last Sunday, Genius Scan stopped working for millions of iOS users. 😱 A wild ride followed: rapid bug fixes, late-night support, a race to restore compatibility for older devices. Out of the chaos came the unexpected: a deeper connection with our users. ❤️

The Expired Key That Broke Genius Scan

On Sunday, April 8th, around 9 PM GMT, Genius Scan suddenly stopped working—not just for a few users or because of a faulty update, but for all our iOS users...

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Why pay for search? Because Google bombards you with ads & irrelevant results. @kagi.com ($10/mo): No ads. No tracking. Block annoying sites like Pinterest. Create custom "lenses" to see only results you trust. Simple trade: you pay $10, Kagi gives you the internet you actually want.

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We are committed to surfacing content from the Small Web in our search results, which makes Kagi uniquely different to any other search engine out there. We strongly believe this improves the quality of search results and discoverability of high quality, relevant content (created by humans!)

Illustration of a cheerful cartoon dog with a black nose and floppy ears, sitting in a pile of tennis balls. Above the dog are two overlapping browser windows labeled "BLOG." The left window has a blue header and text content, while the right window has a yellow header and features an image of a birthday cake with candles. The background includes small clouds on a light gray backdrop.

C'est quand même cool de se dire qu'il y a 300 millions d'années, les Appalaches en Amérique, les montagnes du Groenland, celles des îles britanniques et l'Atlas au Maroc ne formaient qu'une seule chaîne de montagnes. La tectonique des plaques a changé ça! ©Tasa Graphic Arts

Carte géologique montrant l'origine de ces montagnes

I was just told that I have to remove “climate” from the title of an ongoing grant if I want to keep it. And publications from that grant cannot include “climate” and other forbidden words. I can’t believe I’m writing this from the United States of America. #AcademicSky

Alessandro Rigolon@alerigolon.bsky.social · 2y ago

Just received an email saying that it's not advisable to include the following words in future applications for research funding to the US DOT. Here we are.

1.         Climate change
2.         Greenhouse gas emissions
3.         Emissions
4.         Racial equity
5.         Gender identity
6.         Diversity, equity and inclusion
7.         Environmental justice
8.         Justice40 initiative

Cette image semble tout droit sortie d'un film de science fiction... La sonde Cassini a immortalisé les lunes Rhea et Epimetheus de Saturne (qui en possède plus de 60) devant la géante aux anneaux. Ces lunes font respectivement 1528 et 113km de diamètre. (©NASA/JPL/Urgaković)

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Nouvelle infographie sur l'alimentation ! Végétaliser son alimentation est une excellente chose pour l'environnement et votre santé, mais savez-vous à quel point ? PS : désolé pour les amoureux du chocolat noir... 😁 Infographie disponible sur le site Bon Pote, onglet Infographies

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