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A Few DF Sponsorship Openings

Weekly sponsorships have been the top source of revenue for Daring Fireball ever since I started selling them back in 2007. They’ve succeeded, I think, because they make everyone happy....

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Federal Appeals Court Says Trump DOJ ‘Would Reduce the Rule of Law to Lawlessness’

CNN: A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration’s request that it halt the next steps Judge Paula Xinis is seeking to take in the case concerning a migrant who...

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E.U. Delayed Fines for Apple and Meta Just Before Trade Talks With U.S. Started

Kim Mackrael and Sam Schechner, reporting for The Wall Street Journal (News+ link): The European Commission, the EU’s executive body, had initially planned to announce cease-and-desist orders targeting the tech...

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Spending More to Get Less Is Good?

Brian X. Chen, in a column at The New York Times headlined “Why a Tariff-Inflated $2,000 iPhone Is Nothing to Fear”: Don’t panic. Even if tariffs did cause the iPhone’s...

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Glenn Fleishman’s Kickstarter for ‘Six Centuries of Type & Printing’

Glenn Fleishman: The book Six Centuries of Type & Printing briskly tells the story of the evolution of type and printing, starting with early documented efforts and surviving artifacts from...

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Man of the Hour: Judge James Boasberg

Josh Kovensky, reporting for TPM: In a withering 46-page opinion on Wednesday, D.C. Chief Judge James Boasberg laid out how he came to believe that the Trump administration was acting...

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Wink Martindale Dies at 91

Dennis McLellan, writing for the Los Angeles Times (News+ link): Over the decades, according to his website, Martindale either hosted or produced 21 game shows, including “Words and Music,” “Trivial...

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Meta Botches Redaction of Slides in Antitrust Trial, Angering Google, Apple, and Snap

Wes Davis, The Verge: During Meta’s antitrust trial today, lawyers representing Apple, Google, and Snap each expressed irritation with Meta over the slides it presented on Monday that The Verge...

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The WSJ Reports on How Elon Musk Manages His ‘Legion’ of Children and Harem of Mothers

Dana Mattioli, reporting for The Wall Street Journal (main link is a gift link; also, here’s a News+ link): Musk has had at least 14 children with four women, including...

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DOGE Dingalings Cut Off Funding for CVE Program

Jessica Lyons, reporting for The Register: US government funding for the world’s CVE program — the centralized Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures database of product security flaws — ends Wednesday. The...

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Figma Files for IPO

You will recall that in September 2022, Figma entered into an agreement for a $20 billion acquisition by Adobe, but abandoned the deal 15 months later.  ★ 

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ChatGPT Can Now Remember and Reference All Your Previous Chats

Samuel Axon, writing for Ars Technica: Some time ago, OpenAI added a feature called “Memory” that allowed a limited number of pieces of information to be retained and used for...

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[Sponsor] DekĂĄf Coffee Roasters

Coffee has always been about bringing people together. For us, it started with a simple question over a late-night cup of decaf: why do coffee lovers who skip the caffeine...

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Seth Godin on How to Win an Argument With a Toddler

Seth Godin: You can’t. That’s because toddlers don’t understand what an argument is and aren’t interesting in having one. Toddlers (which includes defensive bureaucrats, bullies, flat earthers, folks committed to...

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Bill Maher on His Dinner at the White House With Donald Trump

Bill Maher personifies the difference between a liberal (which he is) and a leftist (which he isn’t). But he’s been a stridently vocal critic of Trump since long before Trump...

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‘What It Feels Like, Right Now’

Crackerjack essay by Chuck Wendig: Maybe it’s like turbulence on an airplane, you think. Just a bumpy unpleasant awful experience you gotta get through. But when turbulence hits it’s not...

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Chris Whipple on the End of the Biden Administration

Vanity Fair published an excerpt from Chris Whipple’s new book on the final years of Joe Biden’s presidency, under the headline “Did Aides Cover Up His Mental State — or...

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Jamelle Bouie on Trump’s Tariff Obsession

Jamelle Bouie, writing at The New York Times (gift link): There is a hypothetical president with a hypothetically similar agenda who could answer these questions. This actual president cannot. He...

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Warren Buffett’s 2024 Report to Berkshire Hathaway Shareholders

Warren Buffett’s annual shareholders letters are always a must-read. The honesty, clarity, and striking humility of his prose stands out in a world where corporate communications — from companies of...

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Smartphones and Computers Are Now Exempt From Trump’s Latest Tariffs

Auzinea Bacon, CNN: Electronics imported to the United States will be exempt from President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, according to a US Customs and Border Protection notice posted late Friday....

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