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Bluesky now platform of choice for science community
A new survey suggests that scientists vastly prefer Bluesky to X - and to its other alternatives.
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Why I'm all-in on Zen Browser
After Arc's pivot to AI left power users behind, I found the browser I actually wanted.
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Funding Open Source like public infrastructure
"Open Source runs much of the world's critical infrastructure. It powers government services, supports national security, and enables everything from public health systems to elections. This means governments must help fund Open Source."
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Perplexity Makes Longshot $34.5 Billion Offer for Chrome
"Artificial-intelligence startup Perplexity offered to purchase Google’s Chrome browser for $34.5 billion as it works to challenge the tech giant’s web-search dominance."
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Japan: Apple Must Lift Browser Engine Ban by December
Japan, the EU, and the UK all now require Apple to support third-party browser engines. That's great news for the open web.
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Silicon Valley’s Dream Tech Job Is Disappearing
“We’re seeing right now why tech needs unions.”
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Ghost 6.0
The new version of Ghost connects every site to an open social network that provides built-in reach without losing independence.
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Why Big Tech is threatened by a global push for data sovereignty
Global Majority nations are building ways to store their citizens' data locally. But will they own the datacenters themselves?
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Fell in a hole, got out.
Tony Stubblebine's account of saving Medium is remarkable in its transparency - and in its execution.
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Threads is nearing X's daily app users, new data shows
It's wild to me how many people are still engaging with X.
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Grammarly to acquire email startup Superhuman in AI platform push
"Grammarly has signed a deal to acquire email efficiency tool Superhuman as part of the company's push to build an artificial intelligence-powered productivity suite." I did not see this coming.
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What is open source?
Why the idealistic promise of collaborative software often falls short of its potential.