John Gruber:
NYT’s big secret is that such a pricing structure usually is only a marketing fuckup, nothing more.
The problem is not the price being too high (who are we to judge that?), but the whole product structure being too stupid. Their marketing team has no clue on market segments, customer behavior or product positioning.
Yet, what do you know: that’s America, it might even work!
Thousands of Palo Alto Networks firewalls were compromised by attackers exploiting two recently patched security bugs. The intruders were able to deploy web-accessible backdoors to remotely control the equipment as well as cryptocurrency miners and other malware. Link No comment.
First: I must warn you that Bluesky is weird. It’s getting less weird by the day, but it’s still full of drama, inside jokes, not-safe-for-work images and quirky subcommunities, all of which can be jarring for newcomers. (To give you a sense: One of the early trends on
NYT Got Into Your Kitchen I like New York Times, their insights and editorials. The newsletters are more on the mild side of my interests, but this type of kitchen appliances troubleshooting I was not expecting.
“We’ve been impressed by Anthropic’s pace of innovation and commitment to responsible development of generative A.I., and look forward to deepening our collaboration,” Matt Garman, the chief executive of Amazon’s cloud computing division, AWS, said in a blog post announcing the deal. Link Let’s see