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How colour drained from our furniture, by Toon Vos, via Karl.


Gloria Steinem, Feminist Trailblazer and Journalist, Dies at 92, by Abbie Thompson.

Gloria Steinem Helped Transform the World for Everyone, by Rebecca Solnit.

On Working Together Over Time, by Gloria Steinem (2013).

Looking Back on Gloria Steinem’s Turn Toward Transgender Rights, by Mathew Rodriguez and Quispe López.


Also by Quispe: Two Men Charged Over Sexual Assault of Trans Woman on UW-Madison Campus.

Gunman Kills 2 at Arizona Gay Bar With Other LGBTQ+ Venues on Apparent Hit List, by Christopher Wiggins, and Tucson’s Queer Community Mourns Shooting Victims Vincent Siqueiros and Cameron Capara, by Alex Cooper.

Defending vulnerable populations is always the right call. [Politicians] who fail to do so should lose their seats — and they definitely shouldn’t be given a promotion.

— Chris Geidner

21 States Sue Federal Government To Block Anti-Trans Under-19 Medicaid Ban, by Erin Reed.

Shelby Chestnut asks, When Philanthropy Bails on the Trans-led Movement, Where Does that Leave Us?

The “trans people in sports discourse” is not about sports. It’s about delegitimizing trans people’s genders and thus our whole lives. It’s about saying that a trans girl is “male,” not just on the sports field, but everywhere, and — regardless of what exactly that biological classification might mean and whether it’s true — making it seem like it’s everyone else’s business to classify their neighbors by sex. Every time a political leader puts his foot down and makes his bed this way, it legitimizes the outing of people as trans, emboldens transvestigators, and leads us closer to the regulation of everyone’s transition. It’s saying that “trans” can be an accusation. It’s saying that this accusation can be leveraged against anyone.

— Tucker Lieberman

Several articles by s. baum:


A drawing of a unicorn has been hung in a house’s window. Above the unicorn, it reads “The Noble Unicorn”, and below, it says “The Lost Mystery of Nature”.
Unicorn, Bernal Heights, August 2026

Tokyo street photography moments, by Lee.

I played a gig at the dog park the other day, by Juliana Hatfield.

Joel Pinckney asks, What Do Booksellers Make Of “The End Of Reading”?


‘Business as usual is a business of death’: UN adopts road safety pledge over US objection.

The MAGA Right Is Only Pretending to Be Censored, by Anne Applebaum.

Trump Is in Open Revolt Against the Constitution, by Jamelle Bouie.

Let no Irishman throw a stone at the foreigner; he may hit his own clansman.

— James Connolly, in Harp Strings (1908)

Inquiétudes au Nord du Lac Amérique, par Père Duchesne, via David Larlet.

The Game Theory of a Trade War, by Justin Ling.


Two recent additions to my watch collection:

My [watch] strap storage solution.


CSS is Still Awesome, by Jason Santa Maria. CSS is a goddamned marvel.

D for Good! 著「ルビフル大賞2026――日本語表示の標準化に貢献したW3Cがルビ朋賞を受賞&村井純氏スピーチ」。

Fixing Top-Level Await in Safari, by Kai Tamkun.

Information Foraging: A Theory of How People Navigate on the Web, by Raluca Budiu, via Elly Loel.


A Buttondown review, by Nicolas Bouliane.

Returning to owning things in a streaming world, by Sophie Koonin.

Why does SSH send 100 packets per keystroke?, by Nolen Royalty, via Karl.


How to Think About Open Weight Models, by Stephen.

Borg-komplex, teknikfatalism och tänkfientlighet, av Per Axbom, via Eric Bailey. [English]