Apple warns users to stop putting wet iPhones in rice (Gizmodo)
That was a big clue on a crime show. The detective noticed that the murder victim had bought a large quantity of rice, and surmised that the victim was using it to dry out a wet phone, which proved important to solving the murder.
When I was a boy attending Hebrew school, the Holocaust was living memory for the adults teaching us. They told us: “You think of yourselves as Americans first. That’s exactly how German Jews thought of themselves in the early 1930s.” I think about that more and more lately.
Cory’s Pluralistic blog turns four. Here, he talks once again about his Memex Method of taking notes in public. I have never been able to make that work for me, though I’ve tried. pluralistic.net
Alabama’s supreme court rules frozen embryos are ‘children’ theguardian.com
In a decision using flagrantly unconstitutional religious language, the court allows two wrongful death lawsuits to proceed against a fertility clinic.
Haley’s plan to unite the United States: pardon Trump. “It is unclear why or how Haley thinks this move would bring the American people together unless the together she speaks of is a civil war.” boingboing.net
“I just kind of think of her as a lowlife” Colorado GOP voters reject Lauren Boebert boingboing.net
My five-year-old Mac wheezes to a halt if I have more than a few Safari tabs open, but I recently switched to the Vivaldi browser, and now I have 93 open tabs. So, um, yay?
Stickers to manage social media replies. “Do not reply to deny my lived experience.” “Do not reply to tell me to use open source software.” “Do not reply to teach me about capitalism or enshittification. I know.” And more.
