In this episode I cover the new Algolia integration with Netlify and look at the rapid growth of interest in their search solution.  Also features news on Fuscia OS, taking Google offline, GPT-3, and much more!

In this episode I cover the new Algolia integration with Netlify and look at the rapid growth of interest in their search solution.Also features news on Fusc…

Steve Ballmer literally laughed at the iPhone when it came out in June 2007, telling USA Today, “There’s no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance.” He’d quit laughing by the time Google Android hit the market in September 2008.

The history of yesterday has a lot of events that might sound chronologically impossible. Those facts have the power of changing our perception of time and helping us realize that the concept of time and each era has its own charm or strangeness.

It’s been a while since we’ve heard much about Fuchsia, the operating system Google has been working on for the last several years. The company has been cagey about the OS, even though it’s an open-source project.

I’ve been a Mozilla’s Firefox browser fan since it was a beta. Starting in 2004, it was my favorite web browser. That wasn’t just because it was open-source, but because it was so much better and more secure than Internet Explorer. Things have changed.

This summer, an artificial intelligence lab in San Francisco called OpenAI unveiled a technology several months in the making.

Google has suffered a worldwide outage, with failures reported across the company’s services, including Gmail, Google Calendar and YouTube. Beginning at about 11.

In this Solo Adventurer I play some solo D&D, with a dangerous expedition across Icewind Dale by Paul Bimler. This will be the final part!

The beautiful, fast, flexible, native Mac code editor from Panic.