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I don't know why, but I love seeing the Leafs self destruct for some reason.

Anyone can hit a bot up for a response. Talk to me like a human being please.

Let's tone down the rhetoric around AI, but also it's going to change the world and disrupt everything so please freak out.

How to make videos in 2026. Awesome.

Send yourself a push notification.

A great little web app for showing full screen gifs on loop - perfect for a projector on the wall at a party.

Via Dave Rupert comes an RSS reader that shows you yesterday's news.

Teleprompter!

Stephen's dive into what Claude Cowork can do should give you some idea of what is possible with AI on the desktop. I'm still nervous to give it access personally.

Craig Mod built a better accounting app for himself using Claude Code in 5 days than any other he's used.

Saying no to a manager, boss, or client is never easy. But it is an option and sometimes might work out easier than you think.

Why does this feel less chaotic than opening youtube.com?

Another reminder of how easy it is to get caught up in a phishing scam.

I've yet to dip my toes in Arc Raiders (which I think I'll enjoy)... maybe I'll just jump to Marathon instead?

This dashboard view of all the things going on in the world is kind of wild.

Nifty little app for highlighting the active window on macOS. I accidentally upgraded to Liquid Glass on my Mac Studio and I really dislike Safari in particular.

If you know how to use the terminal and you’ve always wished Winamp was available in the terminal, this link is for you.

A good primer on Claude right up to the moment they met with Dept of Defence or War?

Toys are for play, but technology is for everything.

How to not get phished on Twitter. Step one should be: delete your account on Twitter.

I feel like almost no one really knows how to use their Apple Watch beyond using it for a timer or tracking a workout. These kinds of lists are actually great reminders of what the Watch can do.

How evangelical Christians justify ignoring the Epstein files.

Valentine’s wallpapers from Bluey

...or on Apple Music directly if you prefer.