I don't remember the last Guardian opinion piece I read, that wasn't utter stupidity, but this might take the cake: https://
That thing where you can fix typos in posts on your own site, but not for the syndicated post on Twitter. :/
Unelected EU bureaucrats want to establish new standards for our industries, as always based on lobbyist input: http://
Booked flights for another 5apps offsite, this time on the coast of SW France. One week of beach, vineyards and code!
WTF @easyJet?! https://
"The core of Facebook’s value is its ownership of identity of every person online." https://
Canoa was hit hard by the Ecuador earthquake. I hope everyone I know there is safe! Let us know if we can do anything to help remotely.
... and the sad thing about it is that this is probably still better than having to actually read it as if it were a teenager's WhatsApp message.
Do you really have to plaster blog posts for big OSS projects with Apple emojis? This is what other people see: https://
Seems like anyone can make their app an "official" Twitter client now: https://
Finally booked flights out of Colombia. Next up, in varying intervals: MEX, PDX, MUC.
Colombia just won my personal Convenience Food Award of Excellence™: https://
Looks like there's hope for Microsoft AI after all: https://
*reads wired.com article* → *sees ad-blocker blocker blocking the site* → https://
Apple finally started working on WebRTC for WebKit apparently: https://
Why it's "GNU/kWindows", and not "Linux on Windows": https://
... To rumors about working for Trump, his employer responds "he’s in talks with another leading U.S. presidential campaign".
Hacker rigs elections throughout Latin America for a decade, gets caught in Colombia in 2014, tells his story now: http://