This might be the most true use of this meme.

Watching my son get into the Waymo, it was suddenly so clear. The Waymo would never stop. It would never leave him, it would never hurt him, it would never shout at him or get drunk and hit him, or say it was too busy to spend time with him. It would always be there. And it would

A problem with several bigtech search softwares: They go "we'll give you a snazzy extra widget at the top rather than simply using our main search algorithm!" But then the snazzy widget at the top has poor standards and probably isn't maintained well.

The funny thing about this is that essentially no one at big companies owns site search. I worked for years with a site search startup. We couldn’t find who to sell to in the target organizations. Customer tell you what they want… and most companies ignore them

Don’t call it that.

I don’t talk about politics publicly. You’re free to vote for whomever you want, no matter what. But ⁦Elon Musk⁩ claims to be a champion of free speech/an open, free internet. So why is Twitter blocking access to a negative story about his fave candidate? That’s very wrong

This is a very good read…

The last surviving members of the original “Star Trek!”

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Love every word of this. Helping others only adds to the world.

This is so cool. Seriously. Well done, Sarah Gillis and SpaceX. Well done, humanity.

Fact check: True

One of my all-time favorite series. Love long and prosper, y’all 🖖

There was an enormous step forward in human capability today. Makes me even more excited for our collective future. Congratulations to all SpaceX!

Guess what's back. Yes, archive.org and openlibrary.org are back, as well as web.archive.org (Wayback Machine) and all those amazing items. Some of the features are not up yet, but rest assured we're working on it and our tired devs will prevail.

I have no words… #bydhttmwfi

This is the first ever message sent across ARPANET, progenitor of the Internet, 55 years ago #Today In the late hours of October 29, 1969, Leonard Kleinrock and Charley Kline demonstrated that two computers could “talk” to each other and exchange information.

#RIP Quincy Jones Image: Quincy Jones 1980

I rarely come on this platform but I must in honor of the extraordinary Quincy Jones. "Q" - RIP. What an artist. Once in a century are we so blessed. My condolences to his beautiful family. Carry on Mr Jones! Your spirit carries on!

when you lose a close friend, a piece of your heart goes with them. Quincy Jones