PSA: I just survived the best phishing attempt I've ever seen. A "reporter" at TechCrunch with a 10-year-old account and 9k followers DMed me asking if I'd be interested in giving input to an article that sounded relevant. When I said yes, they sent me to a real cal.com link to book with the name of an actual TC reporter. After booking, I got redirected to another page saying I had to verify myself to complete the booking. The auth request looks somewhat legit, except for a small red note that it's not approved. My spidey sense had been tripped and I realized the domain was sketchy, but if I wasn't on autopilot (or if I was an OpenClaw) I might have easily given them full access to my account. Stay safe out there.

Zoomers will never know what it was like to be with 300 other good-looking non-seed oil afflicted non-septum pierced teenagers next to a lake around a bonfire with zero cell phone cameras and everybody living purely in the moment. Just literally impossible now.

Time travel is real! Flight CX880 departs Hong Kong in 2026 and lands in Los Angeles back in 2025 😲✈️ Welcome to the time zone glitch. #BackToTheFuture

Trying to revisit every idea we’ve said “no” to in the past in case it makes sense to say “yes” now with the help of AI… Is there anything you’ve built that’s been game changing for your business that was just impossible to justify pre-AI?

P.P.S They hide links from tweets too 🫠 That tweet contains a link to 'nimble.li/jmo57pvd' not jetbrains.com and hovering shows 't.co / AzNOkFoo4F' with no hint of the original link whatsoever. Sigh🙃 x.com/notpeter/status/193724…

Normal accordion vs. upward accordion I was scrolling on social media and noticed that when you collapse replies on a comment, the collapse button stays in the exact same spot. Really nice UX, so I tried building it myself. (flex-col-reverse did not work LOL)