App.net and Twitter are similar; public channels into which we push small thoughts and share what we see, where a sliver of what we think can be quickly and seamlessly spread across the world.

Friday, Oct 11 2013 THE RELEASE One year ago today, Ryan and I were posted in front of a laptop in our 500 square foot studio & merch “distribution center,” staring intently into the illuminated screen as our album The Heist was finally released into the universe. A dense mix of excitement, fear and…

When Vesper 1.0 launched, it represented months of discussion, planning, consideration, and scrutiny. Our real goal was to create an experience that we ourselves genuinely enjoyed, but we also made a number of educated guesses about where iOS might be headed. This past June when Apple unveiled iOS 7…

At a stroke he has said that anyone equipped to properly review his work should not be reading it. How convenient! Those who are left are only those who do not think the material is oversimplified.

Blisteringly awesome @fchimero essay on the inferno of independence. http://t.co/mzoaDioqsT Independent, but never alone.

by Alan Hanson 5. Constellation It is twilight. You are living inside of a prism beam. You are slowly falling through a prism beam without worry and with a satiated stomach. All of your childhood pets

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“Privacy is not dead, it may very well be the next big thing.” by @vrypan https://t.co/AP8QgdCDme

When it comes to building a vibrant open source community, there's only one metric that matters: friction. http://t.co/rCxDKMM9Vx