Raise Hell: The Life & Times of Molly Ivins. The NYT review is technically correct, but the reason to watch is to appreciate the subject, one of those incredible flowers, like Dan Rather or Ann Richards, who somehow bloom in the muck of Texas. It’s on Netflix now metacritic.com

How Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Is Hurting Elder Care nytimes.com

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United States Seizes More than 1,000 Internet Domains Used to Illegally Stream World Cup 2026 Matches justice.gov

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Tesla puts Starlink antenna in Cybercab electrek.co

Google *was* a crucial part of the the web in 1998 when they launched. But by the mid-late 00s, they didn't need the web anymore. The web is still there, we can build on it today as well as we did 25 years ago. We might need a new browser and definitely a new search function. But it is there nytimes.com

In Maine Senate Race, Democrats Go From Chaos to Coronation nytimes.com

2017: The question podcasting asks scripting.com

How proprietary formats have become Microsoft's main tool for lock-in blog.documentfoundation.org

Idaho pushed anti-trans laws for years. Then a teen died. nbcnews.com

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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

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Substack is hosting podcasts substack.com

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