"The solution to technology is not more technology"
When we're lonely or insecure, it's tempting to reach for the machine instead of people. Rebecca Solnit makes the case for difficulty, and for each other.
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When we're lonely or insecure, it's tempting to reach for the machine instead of people. Rebecca Solnit makes the case for difficulty, and for each other.
Barry Lachapelle, creator of the Canadian Google Docs alternative cDox, on Small Tech: software where principles are design constraints, not marketing copy.
Sahaj Garg expects AI to automate most cognitive work within a few years. I think he underrates the last mile, resource limits, and regulation.
A routine macOS Tahoe update bricked Shannon's week-old work Mac, and Apple's own revive tool couldn't bring it back. Good grief.
My favourite technology of the year isn't a phone or a camera. It's a solar-powered, radio-synced Casio that cost about $100 and never asks for attention.
Christopher Butler on how AI can amplify the worst of late-stage capitalism, and why I'm keeping my tech stack nimble while the giants clash.
After more than a decade on iPhone, I was bored. Why I switched to Android, what replaced iMessage and AirDrop, and why it stuck this time.
Matt Duffy argues that efficiency without morality is tyranny. I'm not sure “morality” is the right word, but his piece shook me out of a stupor.