vidyesh
Microsoft admits a Windows 11 bug is eating up to 500GB of storage
Fauxx – Data poisoning for your everyday tracking
James Murdoch to acquire half of Vox Media in deal reportedly worth $300M
The end of free compute is the beginning of better engineering
Groww beat every odd to get here. Now what?
Mastercard agrees to buy stablecoin platform BVNK for up to $1.8B
Hong Kong Police Can Now Demand Phone Passwords Under New Security Rules
Newly purchased Vizio TVs now require Walmart accounts to use smart features
Firefox 149 adds split-view and free built-in VPN
Parseword
The Browser Becomes Your WordPress
X Users Find Their Real Names Are Being Googled in Israel by Using "Au10tix"
The reason I like unhook is, it doesn't change or force me to learn new ways to use YouTube but just reduce it to just video viewing with no distractions and blocking all the addictive pulls.
Yarn 6 Preview
DayFlow: A Full Calendar Component for React
Netflix Animation Studios Joins the Blender Development Fund as Corporate Patron
Brandon Sanderson just sold his Cosmere universe to Apple TV
To be specific, they had 4 staff engineers and had to fire 3 of them[1].
[1]https://socket.dev/blog/tailwind-css-announces-layoffs#:~:te...
How to Be More Agentic
Any form of media isn't bad as long as it's analytical, i.e., one that forces you not just to be an observer all the time. Most content on such platforms is designed to keep your brain constantly stimulated so you never shift your attention to think. The stimulation and the dopamine hits just keep you hooked to it. They give little time for contemplation, encouraging passive consumption.
When consuming long‑form content in any format, you get bored or drift just enough to think your own thoughts as you consume. But when consuming short‑form content, you are forced not to think unless you choose to pause; if you get distracted, you might think you missed something, which you don't want to do.
Information‑dense content is not good in any way, whether academic or entertainment. It doesn't leave you with any time to think on your own, discuss with yourself or the creator, dismiss some faulty thoughts, and eventually form an opinion of your own that you want to discuss with someone, somewhere.
That being said, not everything has to be long form content. Short content can provide concise information where needed, also serve as a gateway to deeper exploration, if the viewer follows up. I am not sure how that can be encouraged as most do not choose to do, as they are drowned with it and never get time to explore deeper into topics they want to.
Fictional Brand Archive
Rural Japanese Trains Still Exist (20:25) [video]
I am still updating it for this year, so please feel free to submit a PR or share some here.