This may be the version 45 release of Breaking Change, but when you factor in its Hotfixes and Feature Release entries, this is somehow the 50th episode of the show!
Why? Why are we still doing this to ourselves? Write in your answer and how you feel about yourself as a result to podcast@searls.co. Seriously, I need some new material.
The web runs on links, so have some:
- KnightCite's Wikipedia page
- Whisprflow wasn't for me
- The POSSE Party is still on and will come to you, eventually
- Aaron's puns, ranked
- This Cheap, Tiny Device May Reverse Memory Loss—And Even Prevent Alzheimer's (News+)
- Why Western executives who visit China are coming back terrified (News+)
- Plug-in hybrids pollute almost as much as petrol cars, report finds
- Tele-conbini workers in Manilla
- South Korea lost 858TB of government data without a backup
- The AWS/Smart bed outage (News+)
- Calendearing by Zach Holman
- Detection firm finds 82% of herbal remedy books on Amazon 'likely written' by AI
- Sora update #1
- ChatGPT Is Blowing Up Marriages as Spouses Use AI to Attack Their Partners
- Perverts on Sora
- Sam Altman says ChatGPT will soon sext with verified adults
- Don't let AI invent your next holiday destination
- Apple notification forwarding API is a potential game changer for Meta glasses
- John Ternus as Next CEO?
- Apple released the M5 Vision Pro
- And a new Vision Pro Developer Strap
- Apple Readies High-End MacBook Pro With Touch, Hole-Punch Screen
- You Only Need $750 to Pilfer Unencrypted Data From Satellites
- They're making a new Star Trek Voyager game
- That Wolverine game sure looks M-rated
- Halo on PlayStation? In this economy?
- The next Xbox console is a 'premium' system
- Adam Driver says Disney nixed a Kylo Ren film he pitched with Steven Soderbergh
- Microsoft Teams can now track attendance
- Foundation
- Alien: Earth
- The Last of Us
- Invasion
- The Bear
- PSVR2
- Tears of the Kingdom
- John writes: Why programming languages aren't going anywhere