We're back to normal; reflections on nostalgia; Vimeo is sorry; how to commit fraud properly; open-source developer burnout, sabotage; US data collection transparency bill; Bored Apes Yuga Labs ridiculous valuation; Andreessen's crypto obsession; regulating Musk's tweets; de-platforming doesn't always work; which Trek is most Star Trek; Upload; drunk on a plane movie reviews; TV shows keeping Jason sane; Dropbox drops a bomb; Amp; Citizen; iPad annoyances; RIP, it's pronounced JIF.
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IN THE NEWS
A former Apple employee has been charged with defrauding the company out of more than $10 million
Sabotage: Code added to popular NPM package wiped files in Russia and Belarus
Bipartisan bill would expand US data collection transparency requirements
‘Bored Apes’ NFT startup Yuga Labs raises at monster $4B valuation
Biggest Bored Ape Whales Move Their APE to Exchanges
Worldcoin to Raise $100M at $3B Token Valuation: Report
US regulators say someone really needs to monitor Elon Musk’s tweets
Demonetizing ‘problematic’ YouTubers isn’t effective, researchers say
MEDIA CANDY
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the 10 Rings
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (revisited)
APPS & DOODADS
Citizen may test an on-demand private security service in Chicago
iPadOS now lets any iPad match the new iPad mini volume button orientation feature
Twitter for iOS now lets you easily create GIFs using your iPhone camera
CLOSING SHOUT-OUTS
Stephen Wilhite, creator of the GIF, has died
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