Scripting News: Thursday, January 1, 2026

Thursday, January 1, 2026
Liked The Staircase on Netflix. I had watched it before but had forgotten all the different conflicting stories. It is a bit irritating, but I think that's an important part of the story. #
Loving my Keurig-style coffee maker. I've been stocking up on all kinds of pods. Favorite so far is hazelnut -- flavored, not real -- but really tasty. I never thought I'd want to try out all these different kinds of coffee. I wonder if I'm getting an espresso machine next. #
All the Scripting News OPML's for 2025 in one GitHub folder. An example of user-owned storage. The protocol that connects our services won't know or care how we're storing stuff behind the API. A great prototype is imho the WordPress wpcom API. #
A note to Josh Marshall, David Frum, Jay Rosen and Heather Cox Richardson, just a few of the political pundits I read. Now you all have seen up close the "move fast and break things" philosophy of Silicon Valley, also known as DOGE. They do this with investors' money. This was a preview of how they will govern, after Trump, when Silicon Valley is fully running the world. We need to get some tech background in your writing. The history of tech is very much the history of politics as we go forward. We had a merger, and you can and should incorporate our history in your understanding of US history. #
Ten years ago today#
  • Wishing you many happy latkes in 2026 too. 😄#
Linkblog items for the day
What is Instagram's Adam Mosseri really saying in his year-end memo? – On my Om

om.co
Jack Smith says Trump acknowledged to others that he lost 2020 election | Reuters

reuters.com
Ars Technica: Our top picks for the best films of 2025.

arstechnica.com
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