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- Friday links for July 17th 2026
Non-sovereign data centres, going microsoft free, the AI disaster, Open AI finds more ways to lose money, and a real web experience.
- The AI did it
And other things nobody should be allowed to say with a straight face.
- Heatwaves and Homepages
Your website has a carbon footprint. It’s probably wearing clown shoes.
- OpenAI's side quests keep ending in homicide
Born in October. Buried in July. No funeral. Just a parts harvest.
- Your email tracker has 24 hours to live
Your open rates were already fiction, now they're illegally obtained fiction.
- Friday links for July 10th 2026
LinkedIn slop, Instagram self-service, vampire ads, gaslighting AI, and the emoji boneyard.
- You can use it, just don’t marry it
A rant to clarify another rant.
- The redundancy fairy isn't real
Someone still has to know things. Sorry.
- Your data, their yacht
Worse than privacy invasions. A hell of a bar to clear.
- The cookie you can't refuse
Some toggles sleep with the fishes.
- Friday links for July 3rd 2026
Google's power hunger, AI and the patriarchy, (don't) hide my email, another Orwellian startup, and stop taking notes.
- The Potemkin office
Ask who touches your code before you sign anything.
- The US just kicked the legs out from under EU-US data transfers
SCCs, BCRs, and other fancy acronyms are all leaning on a fiction as of yesterday.
- Nvidia is doing what environmentalists couldn't
It only took a chip shortage to make anyone care.
- From export control to thought control
First they decided who could use it, next they might decide what it should think.