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Threads now lets users opt out of having their posts appear on Facebook and Instagram
TechCrunch,
In response to user feedback, Instagram’s Threads will now let users turn off automatic sharing of their Threads posts to other apps, including Instagram and Facebook — a move that had not gone down well with Threads users. Hoping to gain more traction and interest in its Twitter/X rival, Meta in late August began displaying […] © 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
Johnson faces first serious conservative pushback as shutdown looms
Politico,
Are we at the start of a new crypto bull cycle?
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Amazon's Kindle web browser finally good
Boing Boing,
The Kindle web browser, long an intriguing but rudimentary "experiment" on the e-ink devices, is now "actually usable," writes Brad Linder at Lilliputing. When I visited the Liliputing home page with my 11th-gen Kindle Paperwhite using the old browser, I saw a text-only page that couldn't even display the name of the website. — Read the rest
That sure is Chris Pratt in new The Garfield Movie trailer
AV Club,
At first, it seems like the new Garfield movie is doing something genuinely radical: making Garfield cute. In a new trailer for 2024's version of the movie we can’t stop making for some reason, we’re initially reintroduced to the lasagna-loving tomcat/internet horror show when he’s just a bug-eyed little kitten… Read more...
The Beauty Products Nikita Mehta Uses to the Last Drop
The Cut,
Heritage Rose Water Facial Mist, NARS concealer, and more.
2023’s Comedians You Should Know Reflect on a Big Year
Vulture,
Jay Jurden helps our honorees wax nostalgic and look ahead to 2024.
Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters review: A surprisingly good Godzilla series
In movies where there are big, cool things (dinosaurs, Transformers, etc.) and also regular little humans, it’s safe to assume that the humans will always, always, always be less interesting than a big, cool thing. That’s not to say that any movie with a dinosaur is better than any movie without one, but if a movie… Read more...