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@anildash

There’s a really clear way to cooperate, which is to implement the open standards developed at the W3C.

Jack has known about AP and AS2 since Blue Sky was founded. He could have built on top of that standard, and instead decided to be incompatible.

It’s not our job to keep making yet another and another metastandard to try to invite BS in.

Incompatibility is their goal.

—@evan

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Still remember this time I was looking out the window at the place I worked and was watching someone use a traffic cone to try and scrape the ice off their windshield.

My coworker just mumbled “that’s not how you install VLC on windows” to himself as he walked by looking and nobody will ever tell a better joke than that.

—@rgegriff

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The Dominion-Fox Settlement and the “Thirst for Justice” by Teri KanefieldTeri Kanefield

This blog post could have been called, “What to Expect from Future Defamation Cases against Fox.” On Tuesday, just before opening arguments were scheduled in the Dominion-Fox defamation case, the parties announced that they had settled: Fox agreed to pay Dominion $787.5 million. What followed the announcement was an outpouring of shock and rage. Here …

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