Matt

The documentation? It's on Notion, bro. It's literally on Confluence. You have to log into Coda. It's on Obsidian. It's on MediaWiki. You can find it on Google Docs. You can go to Google Docs. Log into Google Docs. You can Docs it. Oh, I guess that's out of date

Muni cover art slaps actually

what's the brand?

They're not too hard to find here; my fave are the strawberry!

They're great live! Missed the most recent tour bc it sold out quickly and expensive resale

getting shell at the Shell

Was just there a few weeks ago!

Screenshot of Apple website comparing iPhone 16 Pro, 17 Air, and 17 Pro battery life

The comparison page claims similar life to 16 Pro (not-max). I think it'll be fine?

The battery pack compatibility thing I suspect is just because of the bigger camera bump on other models? There'll surely be 3rd party battery packs with wider compat.

The lighter weight is quite tempting but I don't think I can live without telephoto

opened bsky expecting this skeet from you, did not disappoint

Can you wait until next week?

Hi, is this still available?

Underrated! I flew Finnair earlier this year and they served blueberry juice on the flight, delish

JD Vance’s team had water level of Ohio river raised for family’s boating trip Exclusive: Incident raises questions of exploitation of public services, but Secret Service says it was requested for ‘safe navigation’ Stephanie Kirchgaessner and David Smith Wed 6 Aug 2025 17.46 EDT Share JD Vance’s team had the army corps of engineers take the unusual step of changing the outflow of a lake in Ohio to accommodate a recent boating excursion on a family holiday, the Guardian has learned. The request from the US Secret Service was made to “support safe navigation” of the US vice-president’s security detail for an August outing on the Little Miami River, according to a statement by the US army corps of engineers (USACE). Vance was spotted in the south-western Ohio area on 2 August, his 41st birthday, according to social media posts that noted he was seen canoeing on the river, a tributary that Caesar Creek Lake feeds into. One source with knowledge of the matter who communicated with the Guardian anonymously alleged that the outflow request for the Caesar Creek Lake was not just to support the vice-president’s Secret Service detail, but also to create “ideal kayaking conditions”. The Guardian could not independently confirm this specific claim.

What good is being VP if you can't abuse your power to have the Army Corps of Engineers making your kayaking trip more ideal by changing the waterflow of a lake?

www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

Seeing this as I'm going to bed 🫣

Not WA but Crater Lake has been on my mind recently

Spotify Connect device control and collab playlists (though I think Apple has some version of this now?) are what have mainly kept me on Spotify. They also have good integrations showing when artists are playing nearby and stuff.

Downhill regen?

On my most recent trip, I booked a hotel for that night after midnight, while on the train to the place hah (often you have to call if you're booking _that_ late but it's doable)

Realistically unless super busy place you can always find same day hotel, car, etc. Sometimes tickets to popular museums/attractions can be hard but there's tricks for that too

When you travel on standby flight benefits you get real used to "figure out the plan on the plane"

Drive up the Sea to Sky highway if you have time. Beautiful up there.

GIF of Nancy Pelosi with caption: "There's no point in saying good morning because it certainly is not one."

This feels like a direct response to @elonjet.net

These metaphors are revealing. Musk has said that if breaks something with DOGE he can just put it back and fix it. But there are human costs to going too far. People can lose their VA benefits, Ebola prevention measures, etc.

There is no next rocket test. These are human lives. It's all they got.

Wired is dropping paywalls for FOIA-based reporting. Others should follow As the administration does its best to hide public records from the public, Wired magazine is stepping up to help stem the secrecy

They're called public records for a reason. Starting today, WIRED will *stop paywalling* articles that are primarily based on public records obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, becoming the first publication to partner with @freedom.press to offer this for our new coverage.

YouTube video by todrickhall Todrick Hall - Virgin America Safety Video #VXsafetydance

youtu.be/z1A5BtqsaPM

18f were a bunch of badasses who actually *did* make government more efficient in a way that actually worked. And they did it while also being good people who cared deeply for the work, for each other, and for the people that used it.