Scripting News: Tuesday, December 10, 2024

Tuesday, December 10, 2024
This time of year every day feels like Sunday.#
Here's a sad fact. When something open takes off, the vultures swoop in and try to own it. You wouldn't believe the greed I've seen. It's a virus, and it needs to stop, or at least be exposed as it's happening. #
Yesterday I did a podcast about why it's important to choose humble names for groups of developers working on open formats, using podcasting as an example. Another case in point, the Social Web Foundation, which is about ActivityPub and the Fediverse, when there are many other forms of the social web. Here's where the rubber meets the road. They're having a meeting in Brussels where people can demo their social web apps, but it's only about ActivityPub. If you have a project for Bluesky, or Threads, or non-ActivityPub Mastodon, or RSS for that matter, you should feel welcome there, regardless of what their Call For Participation says. #
Apple watch and Tesla#
Many Tesla drivers wish they'd evict Elon Musk. On the other hand can your car do this?#
My Apple Watch can unlock my Model Y, turn the heat on, open the frunk.#

Linkblog items for the day.

Krugman's last column. This bit got me thinking. "billionaires who don't feel sufficiently admired." Will write more about that tomorrow. nytimes.com
Why is Meta adding fediverse interoperability to Threads? fediversereport.com
Ozempic Killed Diet and Exercise. theatlantic.com
Musk bankrolled shady pro-Trump PAC named for Ruth Bader Ginsburg. dailykos.com
Yesterday I did a podcast about why it's important to choose humble names for groups of developers working on open formats. scripting.com
The social web is much bigger than ActivityPub. socialwebfoundation.org
The creator of ChatGPT's voice wants to build the tech from 'Her,' minus the dystopia. techcrunch.com
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