Those following the Living Computer Museum's sad saga may be interested in some good news and an opportunity to contribute. @SDF has formed @icm to preserve some of LCM's running collection and keep them accessible from the Internet. They're operating out of a space in Tukwila (near Seattle) funded by community memberships, info here:
I flipped the switch on my account but reading comments on Hacker News it looks like it hasn't been rolled out to everyone even in the US, maybe set a reminder in a week or two to check.
"If you are using
@dropbox
and do not want 3rd party AI technology partners to have access to your dropbox files, flip this switch (on by default, or did I agree to this somewhere?) (web->account->settings-3rd party AI)"
Today I discovered that neither Apple Pages nor Google Docs support numbered headings. Am I missing something obvious or do I need to go back to MS Word for this?
You've heard of this thing OpenAI? Well this is going to blow that water, listen to this: _x_AI.
Once you’ve seen what’s in Safari 16.4… or have had a chance to look up the latest support data on caniuse.com…
Dear web designers and developers,
What do you need next from Safari? What web technology do you most want implemented next?
We are listening…
https://webkit.org/blog/13966/webkit-features-in-safari-16-4/
I think this space will be mostly notes from whatever I'm learning or tinkering with. Maybe some food. I'm new here but not new to social media, every place since Friendster has been a little different and change tends to be healthy.