Troy Jackson’s Politics Are Rooted in Maine Logger Struggles jacobin.com

The reason I focus so much on the wrapping is because that's where the interop lives. You can do anything in a theme and you can't break the interop. scripting.com

ICE’s chilling impact on a 14-year-old girl in Androscoggin County sunjournal.com

Scripting News: A peptalk for devs scripting.com

The Shocking Secrets of Madison Square Garden’s Surveillance Machine wired.com

Substack is hosting podcasts substack.com

Trump Has Only Terrible Choices With Iran theatlantic.com

This is what a thread looks like in rss.chat rss.chat

Republicans Are Dreading Trump’s Speech politicalwire.com

ABC and NBC Will Not Air Trump’s Speech as Other TV Networks’ Plans Remain Uncertain nytimes.com

The Odyssey can’t be as great as the critics say metacritic.com

Linus Torvalds puts his foot down, tells anti-AI programmers to 'fork it.' zdnet.com

rss.chat is the start of a new social network built on existing web standards. Easy to deploy on Node.js and getting easier. New RSS features. Infinite possibilities for developers. Owned by no one rss.chat

‘Scared shitless’: Republicans brace for Trump’s primetime speech. So sad for Repubs. The rest of us are scared too. � politico.com

George Lucas likens AI sceptics to luddites clinging to horses and carts theguardian.com

Canada Offers Lesson in the Economic Toll of Climate Change nytimes.com

How Die Zeit built a searchable database of Nazi Party members niemanlab.org

Elon Musk’s X turned Graham Platner’s campaign into a political mirage. slate.com

Howard Rheingold, social network pioneer, shows up on the new demo server we put up yesterday. I explain in a reply that we're mostly focused on developers to start, because we want people to copy us. We want a big fat happy network of writers and readers demo.rss.chat

A beautiful TV ad from Claude. It addresses head-on the concerns people have about AI apps. There is a PR disaster brewing out there. And those of us who use the tools and don't want to or won't go back, need this to work out well x.com

All in on Platner, supporters look to what's next in Maine Senate race npr.org