People Are Calling Meta Ray-Bans "Pervert Glasses.": futurism.com

The web is bearable with RSS. That's what I've been sayin. ;-): pluralistic.net

Jan. 6 plaque honoring police officers is now displayed at the Capitol after a 3-year delay. npr.org

Iran’s top national security official, speaking on national television as the war entered a second week, said Tehran would not surrender or let up on retaliatory strikes and vowed to hold President Trump responsible for killing Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. nytimes.com

Apple Just Flipped the Budget-Laptop Script. pcmag.com

Country Joe McDonald, Whose Antiwar Song Became an Anthem, Dies at 84. nytimes.com

Jeffrey Epstein's Prison Guard Googled Him RIght Before His Body Was Found in Cell. people.com

Timothy Snyder: “A purpose of the war on Iran might well be to provoke a terrorist attack inside the United States. This would provide Donald Trump with a pretext to try to cancel or ‘federalize’ the coming Congressional elections.”: snyder.substack.com

Trump Looks Increasingly Desperate to Restrict Voting Rights. motherjones.com

I’m not afraid women will laugh at me. quoteinvestigator.com

When the boss is AI. machinesociety.ai

My linkblog is an RSS feed. this.how

Trump to Times of Israel: It'll be a 'mutual' decision with Netanyahu regarding when Iran war ends. (I miss the days when the American people had a say.): timesofisrael.com

Inside The DHS Campaign Against U.S. Citizens. talkingpointsmemo.com

My version of the history of RSS is different from what's reported as conventional wisdom. daveverse.org

My friend Manton has a new feed reader called Inkwell. The thing that's great about Manton is he tries out new ideas. This is a feed reader of experimentation. Let's see if this works, Manton asks. We'll find out. I love that creative people are using RSS in new ways! manton.org

Most Voters Are Wary of AI. politicalwire.com

Richard Gingras: Understanding and addressing a broken democracy and a shattered press. substack.com

Shots fired at US consulate in Canada in what police call ‘national security incident.’: theguardian.com

The Guardian is the coolest news org, paywall-wise. Why don't they innovate, and create a EZ-Pass for news, and run it for other high quality, reader centric pubs. We pay $1 per article read. That's how I as a reader want to do it. I don't like subscriptions. theguardian.com