technology
Joshua Baker (opens on the publisher’s site)
www.joshuabaker.com
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2020 · Constant Contact · Constant Contact Brand · Technology · USA
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2023 · Dandara Living · Social Media Platforms · Technology · Isle of Man
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2020 · Endurance Group · Technology · USA
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2020 · Endurance Group · HR Platform · Technology · USA
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2020 · Endurance Group · Investor Relations · Technology · USA
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2010 · Groupon · Voucher Codes · Technology · USA
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2010 · Hewlett-Packard · Unleashing HP · Technology · USA
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2013 · Insley & Nash · &Digital · Technology · UK
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2012 · Insley & Nash · Technology · UK
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2014 · Microsoft · Do Great Things · Technology · USA
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2011 · Skype · Search Acquisition · Technology · Luxembourg
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2025 · Undisclosed · Consumer AI Platform · Technology · USA
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2026 · Undisclosed · Consumer AI Platform · Technology · USA
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2024 · Pure Sports Medicine · Reception & Booking AI Agent · Technology · UK
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2016 · The Dots · Technology · UK
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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Google will keep ChromeOS updates through mid-2034 while moving many devices to Googlebook OS. That is not the ten years of ChromeOS advertised since 2023.
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Trump's proposed AI Force is still mostly a name. The real story is whether the federal government is building permanent institutional capacity around AI.
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Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram remains one of the best stories about a tool that becomes something more — and why that question still matters for AI.
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Robin Sloan's website shows what a personal site can become when somebody keeps making, experimenting, writing, and tending the same piece of the web.
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A child's $20 YouTube promotion became a $118,000 bill, showing why payment systems, parents, and autonomous agents all need hard spending limits.
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Tim Hardwick interviews Ed Zitron for MacRumors on unsustainable AI economics— arguing the bubble is real while the technology is not fake, so the crash may cull valuations and promises without ending useful models.
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Codeberg’s members approved a policy against projects created or maintained primarily through LLMs—arguing that banning broad technology categories replaces measurable standards with ideological judgment, and that a curated commons is not a neutral Git forge.
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Safari Technology Preview 248 adds experimental TC39 BigInt Math and WebDriver support for the Digital Credentials API—asking whether browsers should ship Stage 1 proposals for early testing, and noting that verified identity on the web may matter more than a few new JavaScript methods.
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Brooklyn Public Library’s 250 for 250 Booklist highlights books that shaped the United States. The science fiction and technology titles that stood out explore censorship, AI, climate collapse, scientific responsibility, and how technology changes society.