A look at Connect with Jacob Soboroff, MS NOW's newsmagazine produced out of its first LA studio, which helped push overall weekend viewership up by 23% YoY (Kyle Paoletta/Columbia Journalism Review)
https://www.cjr.org/feature/not-a-ron-burg
RE: https://mastodon.social/@boxspring/117487479644635599
In case anyone else is interested!
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🔒 Kitten Security update
I just released a Kitten hotfix that upgrades the Kitten runtime to today’s Node 24.22.1 with a number of critical security fixes, including the eMudhra fix.
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The gallery also features a pair of prints by Hendrick Goltzius, a German-born Dutch artist, from the museum’s collection. “The Last Supper” and “Christ on the Mount of Olives” are part of a series of twelve engravings depicting the Passion of Christ that will rotate throughout the year. Goltzius’ engravings were extremely intricate, and he was praised for his technical mastery.
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New in my cocktails app, Sidecar: track what's in your bar and filter drinks by what you can make! This has been my most requested feature, and it's here to bring in the weekend.
https://keithjgrant.com/posts/2026/10/sidecar-update-cocktails-from-…
I can only describe this track as “extremely Winamp coded” (highest compliment) https://www.youtube.com/watch?is=O2HrRU_n_hAGKZFU&v=8Kf0YITWpL0&feature=youtu.be
Nic Steenhout on ‘AI’ screen reader testing:
https://nicolas-steenhout.com/ai-screen-reader-testing/
I added it to my post about speech viewer logs (with some bonus nuggets from Weston Thayer):
The Georgia Museum of Art’s Samuel H. Kress Gallery was refreshed in September, adding religious images by European artists rarely exhibited in Athens. Three new paintings, on loan from the Sean N. Parker Foundation, are now on display alongside paintings, prints and decorative arts from the museum's collection. The gallery, which features European art from the 14th century to the early 19th century, also received a fresh coat of paint and updated wall text to reflect new branding. 2/