This Administration is engaged in the largest criminal cover-up in American history. Todd Blanche cannot serve as AG. Full stop.
I spoke with Mitch McConnell today for about 20 min. He apologized for not convicting Trump for January 6th and said that Lindsey Graham is a sissy who is too scared to bring Russian sanctions forward despite promising it for a year. It was a pleasant conversation
Now Todd Blanche really got @katiephang.bsky.social mad!
OMG Jack Smith's optimism is infectious. Great interview Nicolle Wallace. @deadlinewh.bsky.social @msnowreports.bsky.social
BIG — Zelensky: I am giving Lukashenko one week to withdraw the military equipment from the Ukrainian border that is being used to adjust artillery fire against the Ukrainian population. Otherwise, we will do it ourselves.
In February 1986, Apple Chairman John Sculley repeated an invitation to Steve Jobs to become involved someday again in Apple. Jobs responded with a quote: inventingthefuture.ghost.io/they-paved-p...
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from ComputerWorld February 3, 1986 https://books.by/john-buck/inventing-the-future
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To George and Laura, Bill and Hillary — we're grateful for your friendship, counsel, and devotion to this country. And to Joe and Jill, thank you for being on this journey with us.
What makes my heart heavy is that 13 servicemembers and a school full of girls died for no reason except to attempt to boost a sad old man’s ego
what a dumb fucking war this has been
@reckless.bsky.social the latest Decoder about Paramount-Warner Bros. merger was compelling and enlightening. @richgreenfield.bsky.social more like this pls.
This is the perfect example of one photo being worth a thousand words.
Gary Starkweather, inventor of the laser printer: ‘I’ll never forget Einstein’s quote “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” I think that it’s interesting because many of the failures I later saw in Xerox was a failure of imagination, not a failure of knowledge.’ books.by/john-buck/in...
Really enjoyed first three eps of Star City. I'm good with the decision not to speak as Russians with clipped English accents. The story telling is strong enough to make straight-up English accents dissolve away.
Tom Ryan recalls: “I quit HP for Apple and stepped away from a workstation, a large monitor, and I’m asked to code on this Mac with a 8-inch screen and no memory. The upside was that the OS team was small and tight. The opportunity to change the world was there.” books.by/john-buck
Inventing the Future
A behind-the-scenes look at Apple's secret Advanced Technology Group as told by those who worked there.
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Survivor of Jeffrey Epstein breaks down in tears describing the moment she learned her name was revealed while the rich and powerful remained protected by redactions Roza: I kept my identity protected as Jane Doe. I woke up one day with my name mentioned over 500 times.
Courtney Wild was 14 when Epstein started abusing her. While she waited for justice, the feds were negotiating a deal with Epstein's lawyers behind closed doors. She found out years later through a legal fight. The emails showed the government wasn't protecting victims. It was protecting Epstein.
Many people are asking, so here’s my “why.” Thank you, Kansas Democrats, for an inspiring Friday evening together.
Honoured to be in IEEE Spectrum tinyurl.com/yj855wp3 via @chrischinchilla.bsky.social Former Apple engineer Jean-Charles Mourey recalls: "Walking around ATG was like walking around James Bond's gadget lab. So many smart, innovative people like Will Oxford, Ph.D with mind-blowing ideas."
How Apple’s Forgotten Experiments Still Shape Your Tech Today
The company has contributed to tech in more ways than people realize
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Apple engineer John Worthington: There were people inside the company who said, “No one’s ever going to listen to music or watch videos on a computer. Ever.” A dozen people at #Apple changed that. This is their story. tinyurl.com/34pb73kw
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Proud to have an extract from my book in @theverge.com as part of the Apple@50 annniversary. www.theverge.com/tech/902721/...
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Two nations under different skies, with the same values and ambitions. The Land Down Under and the Truth North Strong and Free. 🇦🇺🇨🇦
In 1989 NYT's John Markoff quoted analyst Charles Wolf - "Moses went to the mountain for the Ten Commandments, Steve Jobs went to the mountain and came back with the Macintosh. But can John Sculley go to the mountain and come back with something unique?" Did Tim Cook come back with Neo?
“I just read, start to finish. Could not stop once I started. Many of the stories I was familiar with from my day to day workings at Apple, but did not know how and why they ended up at Apple. All in all a very interesting read. Well done”. Don North ex-Advanced Technology Group books.by/john-buck
Hey Canada. It’s but one game. As you know, we’re with you for the long haul. Always got your back. Regards, all Australians. @mark-carney.bsky.social
@cdeccleshare.bsky.social Is the Whoop vs Slams controversy more about Whoop not paying enough to Tennis Australia et al Are the "ongoing discussions" just about what number to write on the checks?
@mattfutterman.bsky.social I really enjoyed the AO Men's Final piece. "Which one was it?" It was the "Which one was it?"
Rev Al Sharpton on Trump being a hollow puppet to donors. "He's not an ideologue, he's an entertainer. If he loses popularity, Trump will switch in a minute and change the concert from folk to rock. Don't give him any credit, he's Elvis not Colonel Tom Parker." @nicollewallace.bsky.social @ms.now
The Rev on Trump being a hollow puppet to donors. "He's not an ideologue, he's an entertainer. If he loses popularity Trump will switch in a minute and change the concert from folk to rock. Don't give him any credit, he's Elvis not Colonel Tom Parker." @karaswisher.bsky.social
Single shots of contributors rather than 3 or 4 staring faces. Noted. Liked. Thumbs up 👍🏻 @nicollewallace.bsky.social team