The Guardian's Comment is Free video team recorded an interview with me after the TEDxObserver event. They're editing it into a series of quick pieces; the first one, about kids, privacy, and social networks, just went live. I really like the way they put it together!
Privacy, Facebook, politics and kids
OpenAI sues Elon Musk hoping it might get him to shut up for a few minutes
Elon Musk was a co-founder of OpenAI, but the AI startup (then posing as a non-profit) soon parted ways with the talkative Tesla CEO. Since then there's been a war… READ THE REST
Britain trials solar-powered parcel postboxes
Danger Mouse might soon have new, solar-powered digs: some of Britain's classic red postboxes are getting code scanners, larger slots, and photovoltaic "berets" to power the new digital guts. As… READ THE REST
I removed the DRM from my Amazon Kindle ebooks
Boing Boing's publisher Jason Weisberger recently jailbroke his Amazon Kindle because he doesn't like being told what he can and can't do with the hardware he owns. I feel the… READ THE REST
Less is more in Office 2024: Classic apps now AI-powered, under $130
TL;DR: Own the latest editions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote when you get Microsoft Office 2024 Home for $129.97 (reg. $149). Upgrade to Microsoft Office 2024 Home on your Mac or PC with a… READ THE REST
Get 3 Ultra-Slim Apple Find My Trackers: KeySmart SmartCard Bundle 25% Off
TL;DR: Protect your belongings when you get three slim Bluetooth KeySmart SmartCard trackers with this bundle for just $89.99 (reg. $119.97). Thieves are sneaky, but you're sneakier still when you slip a virtually… READ THE REST
