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But “ How could we get more enterprise-ready? ” has never been a north-star principle for great user-focused software.

Atlassian Acquires The Browser Company for $610 Million

Unlike Gruber, not only do I get the appeal of Arc and even Dia to some degree, but I was a massive Arc fan. This sucks though.

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Linkity Link

linkitylink.lol

I made a little thing this weekend. I had been wanting to create a simple way to publish interesting links in a public way, inspired by the minimalist, text-only link sites I like visiting throughout the day. I hope you enjoy it. Feedback welcome.

But what if the coming revolution is a silent one that will be led by those who, in the face of this increasing activity and ear-splitting noise, choose the anti-mimetic path? Who grow quieter and more intentional?

Luke Burgis • The Case for Silence

early exploration of a personal website/archive that plays like a game world, documenting the breadth and depth of what you create in a meaningful, engaging experience ⊹ . ݁˖ https://t.co/QyRzUHkt5j

elissa x.com

you could say that the entire internet is one massive victory for maximalism.

Erik Hoel • In 2025, Blogs Will Be the Last Bastion of the Good Internet

Deta Surf

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The internet has become a series of lacunas, spaces where content used to be.

s.e. smith • What happens when the internet disappears?

I had to read Yancey’s latest post a couple of times just to take it all in. 2024, here we come!