I never actually learned how to take a picture. That is, I think there’s a little more nuance than “point phone at pretty scenery / delicious plate.” I’m not about to study photography formally, but I am about to go on vacation. Anyone have a few good videos or a helpful beginner site / book?

*nods knowingly* mercenary clowns

🎵 Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Annie Hall... 🎶

Sort of insane fact about how broken US urban planning is—America now spends more building *just the lights for roads and highways* than on all subways & ground mass transit combined Spending on roadway *pavement* is 18x transit spending

In case it’s hard to tell what I’m actually saying here: Slowing down vulnerability disclosure is to cybersecurity as drinking sea water is to dehydration. Might feel better if you’re desperate but it will greatly accelerate your doom. This isn’t a fix for vuln process saturation

Also of interest to @jonrlindsay.bsky.social , I think.

I really enjoyed this article: we have new toys, and those will guide tactics, rather than strategy. Leaving aside current challenges around “not having any strategy,” there is also a pretty large cyber-shaped hole in this line of thinking that scholars need to fill.

I love this thread and replies.

Thanks! Love Zach Bryan, looking forward to exploring the others.

I don’t mean just NYC: I want celebrations of real history, depth and complex joy of communities, the familiarity of public places, cafes, people making art, etc. I don’t mind the gravel road in the middle of nowhere, but it’s not for me. Is there art that celebrates the joy and hustle of cities?

I love Americana and country music, including songs that celebrate the simple pleasures of country live: Avett Bros, Delta Rae, etc. But are there any songs that celebrate the joys of city living? The neighborhoods, the local coffee shops, street festivals, great restaurants, cocktails?

Dolly. Avett Brothers. If some brings their god in a beautiful, humble way that helps me appreciate the common bonds of us all, I’m here for it.

Love you boys.

I assume that when whoever is making it IPOs they will reveal the full lineup implied by the existence of Tilly Norwood.

Gonna be a good night.

Proud to say that I was at the first ever Fluff Festival, in Somerville during grad school.

I mean that's just normal. You check things and make sure they're correct and have experts review them and so on. You edit, you extend, you simplify. It's research. Solving the N-S conjecture on Sunday and publishing the proof on Monday is weird.

I love Prof Klonick, and read what she writes regularly, but I think there’s a fairly obvious difference between being annoyed by automated content moderation and having humans review inputs that may never have been intended to be shared with anyone.