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Apple unveils iPadOS 26 with new features to help users manipulate windows, including fluidly resizing them and opening more at once, a new Files app, and more (David Pierce/The Verge)
https://www.theverge.com/apple/679420/apple-ipados-wwdc-2025

Apple launches iPadOS 26 with a new look and way better multitasking
Is the iPad more Mac, or more iPhone? Apple’s still trying to figure that out.

Cash transfers are better at countering the impact of energy price inflation than price caps https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0140988325003305 @…

I know some of the money is thinking what @… says here. The trouble here is that Tesla is currently wildly, absurdly, comically overvalued wrt its fundamentals, and there are really only two rationalizations for that:
(1) Musk is a brain genius who will innovate the company into magic unicorn fairyland of world domination.
(2) Musk has Trump on a leash and will reap the benefits of kleptocratic plundering of the US Federal budget.
Both of those justifications depend on Musk remaining at Tesla. If he leaves, there’s little reason for the P/E ratio not to correct to normal car company levels — which AIUI would mean a stock price drop of >90%.
https://hachyderm.io/@zzzeek/114637505037473139

The UK's Press Gazette launches a paywall, charging £9.99 per month or £99 per year, and plans to add AI-enhanced search, its first app, and a print product (Dominic Ponsford/Press Gazette)
https://pressgazette.co.uk/news/press-gazette-paywall-launch/

Press Gazette launches paid access to online content
Press Gazette is launching a metered paywall to help it fund the next stage of its expansion.

@… I don’t know about Bristol, and I don’t have any particular insights, but I seem to remember that the negotiations between the Consortium of Swiss Academic Libraries with Cambridge were difficult, too. In any case, it’s always interesting to look at the conditions:

@… I don’t know about Bristol, and I don’t have any particular insights, but I seem to remember that the negotiations between the Consortium of Swiss Academic Libraries with Cambridge were difficult, too. In any case, it’s always interesting to look at the conditions:

From Press Progress
Ottawa Police Deny Inviting Convoy Figure to Help Them With Anti-LGBTQ Protest at Elementary School
Police face calls for investigation after ‘convoy church’ pastor tells city councillors he was ‘invited’ to help manage aggressive protests
by Luke LeBrun, Editor
May 16, 2025

Ottawa Police Deny Inviting Convoy Figure to Help Them With Anti-LGBTQ+ Protest at Elementary School
Police face calls for investigation after ‘convoy church’ pastor tells city councillors he was ‘invited’ to help manage aggressive protests

@…
Not sure why it won't let me respond to your comment directly..
If you look at my feed at all, you will see I am far from a "Republican"
If one watches PBS Newshour with any critical media literacy their drift to the right is clear. They are always doing the "both sides", treating Trump and his Reublican minons as normal, etc. But the Republicans (who I am definitely not one of) have been working on this since Reagan and they really got going in 2005 https://www.democracynow.org/2005/5/12/a_right_wing_coup_at_pbs
https://www.markey.senate.gov/news/press-releases/june-23-2005-corporation-for-public-broadcasting-hires-former-rnc-chair

I'd like to praise #NorcoGame. I've finished Act 1 and didn't get confused at all. I usually get stuck and need to consult online help, even in #PointAndClick games. The flow of Norco and the way it unfolds is very, very good.

I can only assume that voters who think tariffs will help them are willfully ignorant. It's not possible for *that* many people to be *that* stupid!