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  1. Jim Caroll - Blog, , more info

    Video: Artificial Intelligence and the Acceleration of Knowledge
    My recent talk at CattleCon 2024 took on this topic in the context of the accelerating knowledge and skills brought about by AI – something every group needs to be aware of.
    By JimCarroll, 41 words
  2. Streets.mn, , more info

    Walk the Talk: Survey Sifting, Canvassing and Mapping Olson Memorial
    Editor’s note: Walk the Talk is Streets.mn’s carefully curated, highly partisan collection of both serious and fun-loving events, community meetings and opportunities for engagement that we think will interest our readers. Email your ideas to Hawken Habig, one of our daily editors, at [email protected]. Night of Ideas: Social Activism in Architecture — Friday, February 23, 6–8 p.m. Here is an unconventional opportunity! Night of Ideas is a series of national …
    By Hawken Habig, 873 words
  3. Verso, , more info

    Dastardly Theology: Andrew Drummond & Eleanor Janega
    VersoBooks · Dastardly Theology | Andrew Drummond & Eleanor Janega Welcome back to the third season of The Verso Podcast! To kick off this run of shiny new episodes we’re taking a bit of a detour into the past, to have a closer look at the protestant reformation. This was a turbulent time in history - of tyrants, merchants, popes, peasants and roving priests - when early capitalist forms of …
    By Anjali Modhvadia, 437 words
  4. Terence Eden’s Blog, , more info

    Book Review: We Are Bellingcat - Eliot Higgins ★★★⯪☆
    The problem with autobiographies is that every anecdote ends with "needless to say, I had the last laugh!" This corporate-autobiography is no different - as it details the rise and impact of Bellingcat - a team of investigators and journalists. I am in awe of Bellingcat - and have seen them give talks on a couple of occasions. This book is a thrilling account of how they perform "open source" …
    By @edent, 591 words
  5. The TTABlog®, , more info

    TTABlog Test: Are Nail Polish Strengtheners Related to Dietary Supplements?
    The USPTO refused to register the mark TRI-FLEX TECHNOLOGY for "nail care preparations, nail strengtheners, non-medicated nail treatment preparations for cosmetic purposes, nail polish, nail color gels, nail lacquers, none of the foregoing containing collagen" [TECHNOLOGY disclaimed], finding confusion likely with the registered mark shown below, for "dietary supplements for humans containing Types I, II, and III Collagen." Are the marks confusable? Are the goods related? How do you think …
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  6. Chris Jones | chrisjones.io, , more info

    New like: Adactio: Journal—PageSpeed Insights bookmarklet
    Liked page title: Adactio: Journal—PageSpeed Insights bookmarklet Liked page URL: https://adactio.com/journal/20911
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  7. zachleat.com, , more info

    Panel Discussion: What's next for Jamstack?
    I really enjoyed this panel. Let’s save the Jamstack community! Watch on YouTube: Panel Discussion: What's next for Jamstack? Dive deep into the heart of Jamstack with our panel discussion featuring some of the most influential voices in the industry: Salma Alam-Naylor, Cassidy Williams, Bryan Robinson, and Zach Leatherman. Recorded live on February 20th, this session explores the bounds of the term, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of web …
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  8. BIKEPACKING.com, , more info

    New SRAM Maven Brakes Use Mineral Oil and Have Giant Pistons
    Just announced, the new SRAM Maven brakes run mineral oil instead of DOT fluid and have a few unique features, including oversized pistons and a four-bolt construction. Find more details here... The post New SRAM Maven Brakes Use Mineral Oil and Have Giant Pistons appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.
    By Logan Watts, 59 words
  9. Donald Clark Plan B, , more info

    Rather than deepfakes, censorship and surreal ethical fakes are the problem?
    Google have just shot themselves in the foot with their release of Gemini. Social and mainstream media has been flooded with pieces showing that their text and image generation behaves like some crazed activist teenager.When asked to create images of a German soldier it created black, Asian and female faces, so keen was it to be ‘diverse’. I won’t give other examples, but it almost looks as of the Gemini …
    By Donald Clark, 905 words
  10. MacStories, , more info

    Apple Vision Pro Accessory Roundup: Our Favorites So Far
    Slowly but surely, a growing number of accessories are popping up around the Apple Vision Pro. Today, we thought we’d share our favorites so far. Battery Accessories Battery Packs The Anker Prime 27,650mAh power bank. John: Apple sells the battery pack that powers the Apple Vision Pro as a separate accessory for $199. However, because the Vision Pro’s battery includes a USB-C port for charging it, there are plenty of …
    By MacStories Team, 1,037 words
  11. Nelson's Linkblog, , more info

    Fixing Atari E.T.
    Detailed notes on patching the infamously buggy game
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  12. minor literature[s] – stuttering culture[s], , more info

    Zelfportret — Daniel Adler
    The hands, the backs of the hands show life pulsing through the body, how much life passes in and out with every breath, that is what he paints, the life in the body, as he goes over the backs of the hands, the accumulated wrinkles on the knuckles—large and prominent, more accustomed to holding on than letting go—faint blue veins, blood pulsing into those fingertips the same way the northern …
    By @MinorLits, 632 words
  13. Jason Preu, , more info

    The Mobius Strips
    I've been thinking ‘bout what you said:“Pretty sure it’s all gone wrong.”The feels we felt ain’t coming ‘round no more.I think we’ve become a slow, sad song.But I don't really wanna change your mind.I don't really wanna walk that line.I only really wanna close the door.‘Cause I don't really wanna see you no more.Anyone would say,”It’s plain to seeby the books up on your shelf.”No more Chemistry only Historyis what …
    By Jason Preu, 105 words
  14. Fup Duck Photography, , more info

    Hitting the buffers
    Cameras have become very capable, with clever automation making it easy to get a reasonable shot. They also got loaded-up with feature-bloat, with more menus and options than you can reasonably use. I’ve heard people expressing anxiety that they don’t know everything about how their camera works. But is mastery of the machine essential? Perhaps it would be more accurate to ask if mastery of the entire machine is essential? …
    By fupduckphoto, 1,449 words
  15. Based On A True Story..., , more info

    B&W & Color
    Mention the masters of color photography, and you always get the usual names: Eggleston, Parr, Shore, Graham, Meyerowitz along with a handful of others. The name Mitch Epstein doesn't usually show up on the A team, and I'm not sure why that is. Perhaps because unlike Eggleston, he undertook a greater variety of subject matter, but then, so did Meyerowitz. And Epstein's quality rivals his productivity as well. So yeah, …
    By Stan B., 75 words