poll: to look up the official documentation for "git pull", would you use: (you can pick more than one)
Watching Robocop (1987), about a fictional dystopia with corpo robotic surveillance and law enforcement that is specifically programmed not to arrest CEOs
Secret Panel HERE 🧠 https://tinyview.com/mrlovenstein/2026/06/14/memory-hole
🧹 rev.ng now does intraprocedural type propagation!
Enjoy less casts and better local variable types.
XCancel Shuts Down Again
https://daringfireball.net/linked/2026/09/14/xcancel-shuts-down-again
Now it's official: On Thursday, the EU Commission will propose a new law they call the #KIDSAct. It will ban young people from a range of different online services and be enforced by the Commission themselves.
What a waste of political capital and legislative resources.
https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-to-propose-new-legislation-on-minors-protection-on-thursday/
Reminder: it's easy to abolish #Monday and customise your week. All you need is a bit of creativity with time zones. https://timtfj.com/2010/10/11/abolish-mondays/
Microsoft describing a ClickFix attack in 2026:
Make sure your web browser isn't 6 years out of date.
(Adobe stopped supporting Flash at the end of 2020, with major browsers automatically blocking it at the beginning of 2021)
After years inside datacenters, it’s hard to be afraid of AI killing all humans. I've seen the "secure facility." It's a chain link fence and a guy named Gary.
Night shift is usually 10-20 people. Two hundred people could shut a datacenter down with nothing but a Wikipedia article on fiber optics and some enthusiasm. Start swinging and you’ll hit something valuable pretty fast.
The "secure cages"? Chain link. The lobby's got badges and mancatchers and a guard who checks your ID like it insulted him. Out back it's a sliding metal door, propped open with a folding chair by whoever's waiting on FedEx.
It's not a fortress. It's a strip mall with better cable management.
LinkedIn beats "BrowserGate" lawsuits over scanning users' Chrome extensions - Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/09/linkedin-beats-browsergate-lawsuits-over-scanning-users-chrome-extensions/
Reminder: There is exactly one reason why a company postpones an IPO.
That is: They wouldn't get the money they expect or need.
When I read about OpenAI delaying the IPO due to the dangers of AI, I am certain they mean the danger their AI poses to their own quarterly figures (revenue vs. cash burn) they have to publish.
RE: https://ciberlandia.pt/@d3/117247637388924882
Age verification is having a moment in the EU. But we should ask why scrolling is so hard to stop rather than for whom 👀
Our 🇵🇹 member D3 has brought the first class-action lawsuits vs. Facebook, Instagram, TikTok & YouTube for their “addictive design”.
👏🏾 A bold & timely action! The attention economy has all of us in sight, we urgently need to tackle the business models & design practices that exploit vulnerabilities & manipulate behaviour.
More info ⤵️