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Putin's bodyguards collect his poop when he travels abroad and carry it back to Russia. Ex-BBC journalist Farida Rustamova backed up their claims, saying a source told her that this has been practised since Putin first assumed power in 1999. Dailybeast: ...the poop ...

I built Ductts, an app for tracking how often you cry. Here's how!

Every year I renew my subscription to Curio, even though I haven’t used it much recently. I renew mostly to support development of one of the nicest, most thoughtful apps on macOS, but another reason is that George continues to add truly useful and interesting features year after year. I don’t know how he does it. Check out the Curio 32 Release Notes for details. Standouts for...

A couple of weeks ago, I finally snapped. The pressure in my real-life was mixing with the outrage online and it finally became too much to bear. As my dilapidated attention span ruined my Sunday, I knew something had to change. Around 11 PM that evening, I decided to quit the internet. Ok, maybe “quit the internet” is a bit dramatic. Unless you are incredibly well off, I don’t see how anyone is quitting the internet these days, but I suppose I should say, I quit browsing. I used...

what’s the point of vibe coding if at the end of the day i still gotta pay a dev to look at the code anyway. sure it feels kinda cool while i’m typing, like i’m in some flow state or whatever, but when stuff breaks it’s just dead weight. i cant vibe my way through debugging, i cant ship anything that actually matters, and then i’m back to square one pulling out my wallet...

I see Zed just received $32 million from Sequoai because “this investment lets us pursue our vision for bringing a new kind of collaboration directly into the IDE.” Well, never mind, then. I want nothing to do with “collaborative editing”, nor the inevitable decline of anything touched by VC money. Thank goodness there’s BBEdit. I’m running...

The Ricoh GR1 looked sad in the “broken camera” drawer, so I loaded it up with a roll of HP5 and gave it a shot. It worked just fine. This time. Sometimes the LCD stops working. Sometimes the viewfinder gets blocked by something loose inside the camera. Usually it’s both those things, but this time I got through the roll without issue. It’s a great camera when it works.