For @esquire, I went searching for the secret machine behind @BarackObama's annual lists of book recommendations. As someone who worked in the publishing industry for a decade, what I "uncovered" shocked me.
https://t.co/KWVe7R2zzH
Personally I never look up the lyrics to Hozier songs. It feels like an invasion of privacy. If Andrew wanted me to know the words he would’ve enunciated
Some say they feel nervous to use a password manager -- if that feeling is leading you to be less safe & reuse passwords (which btw is the easiest way for me to hack you bc that pw gets breached), then try this trick:
🧂Salt your password manager passwords🧂
Here's the trick:
I genuinely mean this. Download the Bing iOS app right now. This is the most remarkable tech product I’ve seen in years.
You can just talk to it. Ask it questions. Ask it to explain concepts you don’t understand. Google search instantly feels outdated and useless.
I have been living in Redmond for the last few days. Talking to Satya Nadella! Talking to Bing! Talking to anyone really!
Here's my first look at the new Bing chatbot and the new Edge browser. https://t.co/GzS09hUWRJ
U.S. local newspapers are dying at a rate of 2 per week. By 2025, a third of them will be gone. If you’re not convinced that’s a doomsday-level threat to democracy, read this state-by-state list of what local reporters uncovered in 2022. It’s a sample of what we stand to lose.
All objects, big or small, cast shadows and so do mountains. However, one particular peak displays a peculiar behavior – it cast shadows not only on the ground, but also up in the clouds. This photo of Mt Rainier was captured by Lisa Bishop
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