Field of blue agave near Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico (© Brian Overcast/Alamy)

nikitonsky: I tried to copy a link to a shopping list from Ikea web app. Of course, it’s an app, so links don’t work, you need app to “support” copying a link.

Ksar Ouled Soltane, Tataouine district in southern Tunisia (© Dark_Eni/Getty Images Plus)

nikitonsky: The fact the I plugged in a physical cable in my physical computer physically is a pretty good indicator that I kinda want to, no? Also that I’ve been using this device for about ten years?

Leopard sleeping in a tree in savanna, Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya (© Klein & Hubert/Nature Picture Library)

Small lake and marsh in Jasper National Park in Alberta, Canada (© Don White/Getty Images)

I’ve noticed something. I don’t do much YouTube but videos seemingly can be edited after posting. I don’t know the limits, but it makes revisiting timestamps a fun experience.

I can see rationalizing title changes (imo also a bad idea) but surely there are video edit indicators? I already don’t trust online videos much.

Koi fish, Lan Su Chinese Garden, Portland, Oregon (© Greg Vaughn/Getty Images)

I’ve been asked a lot about predictions lately. Unfortunately, predictions are not my thing. I’d say, pay attention to what party insiders are saying (good luck).

Successful prediction is knowledge unevenly distributed, forcefully distributed (or something like that).

I got reminded of a really old post on browsers too and I hope it doesn’t hold up. I’d rather the tokens be fungible and not non-fungible (hoho).

Grape hyacinths and tulips, Keukenhof Gardens, Lisse, Netherlands (© Martin Ruegner/Getty Images)