@kleinman.bsky.social 's work inspired me to dramatize the future Republicans want as an Oregon Trail -like journey across a country ravaged by rightwing legislative extremism. It sucks! games.gregpollock.net/state-of-the...

James Hell Brooks@kleinman.bsky.social · last mo.

For the past two years I've been tracking every bill proposed in state legislatures across the country to figure out what Republican plans for the future are. The answer, based on these 1,182 bills, is that they want to repeal the 20th Century heartlandsignal.com/2026/09/09/b...

I was watching youtubes about coaching physical contact for U10 soccer and while the video titles are all intensity and aggression, it was nice to see how the coaches understand the kids' need for psychological safety to deal with a stressful/scary/upsetting part of the game (also why i was doing it

There are plenty of AI scams to go around, but Jev provided the opportunity to study brand impersonation under pretty much ideal conditions (social pressure creating urgency, brand new and fairly unique name). And yeah, impersonators move fast! www.upguard.com/breaches/jev...

Have You Heard of Jev? They Have. | UpGuard

Jev's first lookalike domain appeared the day after launch. Within two weeks there were over a hundred. Here's how fast brand impersonation follows a viral AI model.

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Oracle's massive Critical Patch Update with 1,235 CVEs looks impressive on paper, but it's easy to mislead with stats. So I ran the numbers on whether it was an accounting trick or anomaly. And it looks like there's really something in it www.upguard.com/blog/oracle-...

Wired has that dawg in them. For as long as I've worked with Dell (since Gizmodo) he has been strongly averse to being pushed around. I love it.

Brian Barrett@brbarrett.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Step 1: Quietly put face recognition code on millions of phones Step 2: Insist that you could not possibly answer any questions about that face recognition feature because it "doesn't exist" Step 3: Have your CTO describe the face recognition in great detail on a podcast. from @couts.bsky.social

Pokemon is by far the most popular tag (actually several of them) on Rule 34....the data has spoken

Casey Newton@caseynewton.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Going back to bed