The EU’s Threats to Elon Musk Are Empty, Sources Say
European commissioner Thierry Breton warned X it could be fined for failing to control disinformation and illegal content. But critics say his threats lack teeth.
Costco Clothing Is Cheap. WSJ Readers Love It. But Is It Actually Good Value?
Often when we publish a men’s fashion story, readers tell us—at length—why Costco’s wares beat the pieces we chose. So we decided to investigate—and ask whether it really is the ultimate value-for-money apparel.
Pluralistic: How Google’s trial secrecy lets it control the coverage; The Lost Cause prologue, part III (09 Oct 2023) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow
The Not-So-Funny Joke of Progressive “Decolonization”
When it comes to how we handle the history of colonization, a choice between gestures of recognition on the one hand, or widespread social ignorance and non-recognition of past atrocities on the other, is no choice at all—the former is obviously preferred. So, politicians making speeches, passing motions, creating holidays, and so on to recognize...
I started API Evangelist because people were telling me I was doing the REST API thing wrong, and being pretty shitty about it along the way. I don’t mind being corrected, but when the RESTafarians in 2010 were telling me I was doing APIs wrong and none of them were helping me learn the “right way”—-I wanted a way to push back in my own way. It is what made me spend the next decade helping guide people in a positive direction when it comes to doing APIs. While I am fully aware that I can also be mean from time to time, and I struggle to always be super helpful, I work hard to try and center my work in reinforcing positive behaviors and outcomes when it comes to doing APIs in this often chaotic digital world we all operate in.