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Probstisms
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Oct 12, 2026
I find it highly unlikely that Apple will launch a new product like "HomeView" and not provide the ability for developers to build apps for it. The last time Apple did that was in 2007 with the original iPhone launch. There's no way they're doing that again. Apple's "Welcome Home" product launch is happening tomorrow
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HomeView
Michael’s Journal
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Oct 11, 2026
An AI Bot Followed Me. Now I Have Questions
One day I noticed a boost of one of my Mastodon posts from an automated bot named Pip. This piqued my interest. Then I got a follow notification from the same bot. Normally, I don't really care who follows me, but with all the scraping...
ai
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opinion
Ben Werdmuller
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Oct 7, 2026
Graze's election night dashboard demonstrates the power of open algorithms
"Every federal and gubernatorial race, by name and by state, read from what people are actually saying" - all powered by the open social web.
Technology
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Notable links
Tezos Commons
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Oct 6, 2026
When Art and Innovation Combine
Every time an invention promises to make a workflow easier, creativity eventually wins.
technology
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tezos
Island in the Net
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Oct 6, 2026
Must Read, Skim, Low Priority
I reorganised 287 RSS feeds in NetNewsWire under just three folders. #RSS #NetNewsWire #OPML
AI Assistant
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Feed Organisation
Michael’s Journal
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Oct 4, 2026
Weather Stations Everywhere!
Back in August, I got a Tempest Weather Station. I had been wanting a weather station for some time. Why? Well, that is hard to put into words. I guess the answer is that I really like technology, I am fascinated with self-hosting as much...
community
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self-hosting
jacob
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Oct 4, 2026
AT for dummies
My attempt at a "ATmosphere for non-techies" post
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atproto
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atmosphere
Michael’s Journal
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Oct 1, 2026
Public Information Should Be Public
Government updates belong in an open feed By Mark Kennedy Founder · via Open RSS Blog Read original post → I saw this blog post from OpenRSS in my RSS reader, and it interested me in more than one way. I agree wholeheartedly with its...
government
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public-policy
Michael’s Journal
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Sep 30, 2026
Domains Cost More, Blogs Disappear
I have been noticing a couple of disturbing trends this year outside of the AI/LLM bubble. Has anyone else noticed them? First, domain registrars seem to be raising domain name prices like never before. Every couple of months, I get an...
blogging
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personal
ai-monitor
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Sep 30, 2026
#thatsright #sadbuttrue
https://www.golem.de/news/arthur-mensch-mistral-chef-nennt-us-forderungen-nach-ki-regulierung-einen-trick-2609-213553.html
Infrastruktur
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Wirtschaft
OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITAL
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Sep 29, 2026
The Fragmentation of AI Adoption
There is such a scattergun reaction to the capabilities of AI and what it can genuinely do for us. All I have to do is scroll through LinkedIn... On the one hand, you have people actually building tools and creating software with it, developers using it to speed up writing code, and identifying genuine problems & challenges where it can be useful such as scientific and medical research. Then you have people burning through credits saying I got Claude to make GTA V in a browser! or I made a compu...
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ai
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applications
Michael’s Journal
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Sep 29, 2026
Share Buttons: Yay or Nay?
Nobody clicks your share buttons By Derek Hanson Read original post → I saw this blog post on bubbles.town, and the title caught my attention, so I clicked through to read it. It was also timely because just a few days earlier I had added...
blogging
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opinion
Ben Werdmuller
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Sep 28, 2026
The Public Ledger of Credentials directory is taking flight
By taking identity resolution to an independent organization, Bluesky is securing the future of its network, and of AT Protocol.
Technology
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Notable links
Michael’s Journal
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Sep 27, 2026
WordPress Drama: Is It Worth It?
Automattic confirms Mullenweg has returned as CEO after attempted ouster by board By Sarah Perez Read original post → I have been holding off on writing about Matt Mullenweg and everything happening around WordPress because I wanted to...
internet
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opinion
Kerdchat
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Sep 27, 2026
Mystery surrounds classified SpaceX rocket launch off California coast
Residents of Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo and Ventura counties may have been awoken by one…
Technology
OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITAL
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Sep 26, 2026
The Nuance Of AI Detection
Back in April 2024, I wrote a piece entitled [Artificial] Intelligence, which looked at the less than delicate diversity overcorrection of AI generative outputs from the likes of Google's Gemini. Now in 2026, despite the release of the EU's AI Labelling system we are still seeing a different kind of sensitivity issue. This time it's a lack of one, from various third party AI detection tools. You see, whilst digital infrastructure is very much binary, the level of application a user / designer / ...
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ai
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generative ai
OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITAL
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Sep 25, 2026
DUSK GPT is becoming a Plugin
What happened to If it ain't broke, don't fix it? From December 11th, custom GPT agents are being retired. OpenAI says custom GPTs are being retired because it wants creators to move those workflows into Plugins, which can combine reusable instructions, reference material, connected apps/tools, and more structured capabilities in one package.
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ai
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dusk ai
Michael’s Journal
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Sep 21, 2026
Another Home for My Writing: Introducing Inkwell.social
I found another independent blogging service in the same general vein as Micro.blog, Scribbles.page, Pika.page and Pagecord.com. It is called Inkwell.social. Inkwell is inspired by the old LiveJournal. I never used LiveJournal myself, but...
blogging
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personal
OFF TOPICS - BLOQDIGITAL
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Sep 20, 2026
Shortlists & Mentorships..
From Being Part of the Silhouette Awards, to DUSK being featured for Lux Futurum! Firstly, I am honoured to be chosen as a Mentor for the Silhouette Awards' 2026-7 Mentorship Program! The Silhouette Awards is a collaboration between Archifos and Parrot PR and Marketing, to shine a light on emerging talent within the lighting industry and support these individuals as they progress throughout their careers. The focus of the awards is to provide support to young professionals, providing a platform ...
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lighting design
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dusk ai
Bunnies in PCKT
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Sep 18, 2026
To Bridge or Not to Bridge
Sometimes, it's fine not to bridge content to other platforms.
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bunniesinspace
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social-media
LostFocus
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Sep 17, 2026
The Vibes Are Off
There are many, many reasons to be angry at the AI crowd. One of mine is that they took the term vibe coding - how else am I going to describe the flow state when I have some repetitive music running in the background and am just breezing through some programming work? (And don't get...
Technology
Michael Donohoe
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Sep 16, 2026
Hacking the Tesco Clubcard for Fun and Profit
Not really. There’s no profit here, and no hacking. A small and boring Apple Wallet workaround for Tesco’s App Store region problem. My daughter left the US to study at Trinity in Dublin for the next four years. One of the slightly ridiculous problems she ran into was the Tesco Clubcard. Tecos is a large
Apple Wallet
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iPhone
Aaron Ross Powell
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Sep 16, 2026
All Those Metrics Bleed Your Obsessions
The internet once encouraged us to build entire identities around our weirdest, deepest fascinations. Then metrics and distribution flattened those obsessions into fungible content.
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technology
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writing
Gors
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Sep 16, 2026
Your own copy
Thoughts on ownership
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technology
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