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You can now hide posts by keyword 🙈 Recently Brennan wrote about [four months of using Bubbles](https://brennan.day/bubbles-town-four-months-later/), thanks Brennan! He wrote: > I'd love the ability to filter out genAI posts rather than all tech posts Which I think is a good…

Fresh Bubbles

First time in a Briefing. Two or more votes in the last 24 hours.

Gaming

  1. Upcoming Games I'm Very Excited About (Part 1) (quailblog)
    3

    Socialism In Space, Cosmic Horror Penguins and Godzilla Fighters, oh my!! (Photo unrelated)

Life

  1. RSS Is Still the Good Stuff (cyanbane.com)
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    Around the mid 90s, my dad used to sit in his chair in the mornings and read the Atlanta Journal and Constitution and we always had a copy of the Atlanta…

  2. Thoughts while mowing. (jagibson.org)
    3

    A few thoughts that ran through my head while spending ˜4 hours mowing today: Add more to the emergency fund. It would be nice to see (I know, it is…

  3. Returning to owning things in a streaming world (localghost)
    14

    There have been various blog posts and social media posts in the last couple of years about people rejecting streaming services and going back to buying music,…

Tech

  1. Why Old Software Sometimes Feels Better (Dead Parrot BBS)
    18

    Old software often feels better because it was smaller, more direct, and less interested in managing the user.

  2. Vibecoders and vibehackers (Orchid Files)
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    1. An inexperienced vibecoder might create an app where all user passwords are stored in plain text.2. An inexperienced user might use the same password across…

  3. Scientist learns in front of peers why we cannot trust AI Blindly (GadgeteerZA)
    2

    “Sutter’s cringe-inducing tale perfectly illustrates how many users of AI tools are putting themselves at risk without knowing it, including in the most…

  4. XPpen Artist 12 3rd - review on GNU/Linux (David Revoy)
    2

    Blog post: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1169/xppen-artist-12-3rd-review-on-gnulinux

Writing

  1. Why I Haven't Written About Dolly and Tim Curry (Unattributed)
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    ** Hooded figure on the beach by Engin Akyurt via Pexels ** Introduction Last week was one of the sadder weeks on the celebrity front with the passing of…

Still Bubbling

Already featured in a Briefing before. Two or more votes in the last 24 hours.

  1. EV charging myths (Courtney Rosenthal)
    10
  2. Why People Quit Blogging (Unattributed)
    25
  3. "iT woRKs BeTter in THe aPp!!" (Terence Eden)
    10
  4. I put my childhood chatbot on the internet (Amy Tries Life)
    15
  5. Creating an Open-source Blogging Studies Syllabus (Brennan Kenneth Brown)
    9
  6. Write for Yourself First (Nikhil's Blog)
    15
  7. Vanity Nameservers (White-Label DNS) in 2026 (Dan Q)
    6
  8. I have eliminated Microsoft from my life once and for all! (§kuthus)
    23

Tiny Bubbles

Fresh posts with exactly one vote in the last 24 hours.