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Aidan Moher @aidanmoher.com · 2 minutes ago
I’m just not a big fan of mixed pixel density…
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James Talarico @jamestalarico.bsky.social · 3 minutes ago
Clear eyes, full hearts, spicy ketchup.
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Mother Jones @motherjones.com · 6 minutes ago
A landmark Supreme Court case has created a scramble to redraw districts across the South to give Black voters less of a say. What could that mean for the November election? Listen here:
Because of the Supreme Court, majority-Black voting districts are disappearing across the South

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Because of the Supreme Court, majority-Black voting districts are disappearing across the South

Because of the Supreme Court, majority-Black voting districts are disappearing across the South. What will that mean for November's election?

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Harry McCracken @harrymccracken.com · 19 minutes ago
This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of the Windows XP launch, held 6 weeks after 9/11 in New York. More than XP, I recall Bill Gates sharing the stage with Regis Philbin and Rudy Giuliani, the choir, and the shock of dealing with high security at a press event, including needing 2 forms of ID.
Email from Carla Quesenberry about Microsoft Windows XP Launch Event, Oct 24-25, 2001, New York Marriott Marquis details.
Two men on a dark stage in front of a Windows XP wallpaper backdrop; one in blue shirt, one in gray suit and tie.
Two men standing on stage; one in light blue shirt, one in dark suit with red tie, before a projected green field backdrop.
A choir in white robes performs on stage at a Microsoft Windows XP launch event, led by a conductor in black.
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Techmeme @techmeme.com · 20 minutes ago
The PHP Foundation, which coordinated fixes for two critical PHP flaws, operates on a shoestring budget with one full-time staff member and 14 contractors (Toby Sterling/Reuters) Main Link | Techmeme Permalink
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