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  1. Dear #government agencies, #NGOs, #publicservice institutions.

    Public #announcements are critical to you and to us #citizens. Please don't force us to submit to the whims of #invasive & #exploitative private #walledgardens & #middlemen like #Twitter / #X, to just to read your messages for us!

    A few alternatives are listed in the follow up toots.

    Everybody else: Please share this message with the #authorities that matter to you.

    #CC0 (public domain)
    #privacy #softwarefreedom #sns

  2. Dear agencies, , institutions.

    Public are critical to you and to us . Please don't force us to submit to the whims of & private & like / , to just to read your messages for us!

    A few alternatives are listed in the follow up toots.

    Everybody else: Please share this message with the that matter to you.

    (public domain)

  3. Dear #government agencies, #NGOs, #publicservice institutions.

    Public #announcements are critical to you and to us #citizens. Please don't force us to submit to the whims of #invasive & #exploitative private #walledgardens & #middlemen like #Twitter / #X, to just to read your messages for us!

    A few alternatives are listed in the follow up toots.

    Everybody else: Please share this message with the #authorities that matter to you.

    #CC0 (public domain)
    #privacy #softwarefreedom #sns

  4. Dear #government agencies, #NGOs, #publicservice institutions.

    Public #announcements are critical to you and to us #citizens. Please don't force us to submit to the whims of #invasive & #exploitative private #walledgardens & #middlemen like #Twitter / #X, to just to read your messages for us!

    A few alternatives are listed in the follow up toots.

    Everybody else: Please share this message with the #authorities that matter to you.

    #CC0 (public domain)
    #privacy #softwarefreedom #sns

  5. Dear #government agencies, #NGOs, #publicservice institutions.

    Public #announcements are critical to you and to us #citizens. Please don't force us to submit to the whims of #invasive & #exploitative private #walledgardens & #middlemen like #Twitter / #X, to just to read your messages for us!

    A few alternatives are listed in the follow up toots.

    Everybody else: Please share this message with the #authorities that matter to you.

    #CC0 (public domain)
    #privacy #softwarefreedom #sns

  6. Zeno's arrow doesn't move — flawless logic, absurd conclusion. A closed system can be internally perfect and entirely false. Now look at the apps in your pocket.

    The walled garden. The opaque interface. The LLM that narrates without ever consulting the world. Coherence without correspondence. Stories without ground.

    Truth is not a property. It's a relation — between the mind and what is not the mind. Closing the hood isn't bad UX. It's a refusal of the other. And the refusal of the other is the refusal of ethics.

    Newsletter: newsletter.nicolabaudo.fr/socr

    Full version on the blog — Socrates vs. the sophists, falsification as the permanent opening to the world, and what it means to answer to the machine rather than command it: blog.nicolabaudo.fr/socrates-i

    #ai #walledGardens #openSource #socrates2026 #ethics

  7. Zeno's arrow doesn't move — flawless logic, absurd conclusion. A closed system can be internally perfect and entirely false. Now look at the apps in your pocket.

    The walled garden. The opaque interface. The LLM that narrates without ever consulting the world. Coherence without correspondence. Stories without ground.

    Truth is not a property. It's a relation — between the mind and what is not the mind. Closing the hood isn't bad UX. It's a refusal of the other. And the refusal of the other is the refusal of ethics.

    Newsletter: newsletter.nicolabaudo.fr/socr

    Full version on the blog — Socrates vs. the sophists, falsification as the permanent opening to the world, and what it means to answer to the machine rather than command it: blog.nicolabaudo.fr/socrates-i

    #ai #walledGardens #openSource #socrates2026 #ethics

  8. Zeno's arrow doesn't move — flawless logic, absurd conclusion. A closed system can be internally perfect and entirely false. Now look at the apps in your pocket.

    The walled garden. The opaque interface. The LLM that narrates without ever consulting the world. Coherence without correspondence. Stories without ground.

    Truth is not a property. It's a relation — between the mind and what is not the mind. Closing the hood isn't bad UX. It's a refusal of the other. And the refusal of the other is the refusal of ethics.

    Newsletter: newsletter.nicolabaudo.fr/socr

    Full version on the blog — Socrates vs. the sophists, falsification as the permanent opening to the world, and what it means to answer to the machine rather than command it: blog.nicolabaudo.fr/socrates-i

    #ai #walledGardens #openSource #socrates2026 #ethics

  9. Zeno's arrow doesn't move — flawless logic, absurd conclusion. A closed system can be internally perfect and entirely false. Now look at the apps in your pocket.

    The walled garden. The opaque interface. The LLM that narrates without ever consulting the world. Coherence without correspondence. Stories without ground.

    Truth is not a property. It's a relation — between the mind and what is not the mind. Closing the hood isn't bad UX. It's a refusal of the other. And the refusal of the other is the refusal of ethics.

    Newsletter: newsletter.nicolabaudo.fr/socr

    Full version on the blog — Socrates vs. the sophists, falsification as the permanent opening to the world, and what it means to answer to the machine rather than command it: blog.nicolabaudo.fr/socrates-i

    #ai #walledGardens #openSource #socrates2026 #ethics

  10. Zeno's arrow doesn't move — flawless logic, absurd conclusion. A closed system can be internally perfect and entirely false. Now look at the apps in your pocket.

    The walled garden. The opaque interface. The LLM that narrates without ever consulting the world. Coherence without correspondence. Stories without ground.

    Truth is not a property. It's a relation — between the mind and what is not the mind. Closing the hood isn't bad UX. It's a refusal of the other. And the refusal of the other is the refusal of ethics.

    Newsletter: newsletter.nicolabaudo.fr/socr

    Full version on the blog — Socrates vs. the sophists, falsification as the permanent opening to the world, and what it means to answer to the machine rather than command it: blog.nicolabaudo.fr/socrates-i

    #ai #walledGardens #openSource #socrates2026 #ethics

  11. "This is a clear and substantive win for developers and users in Europe. The stranglehold Apple exerts over its ‘walled garden’ is injurious for developers, users, and researchers alike. By confirming Apple’s obligations under the DMA, the General Court has ensured that developers will be given more choice on where they can publish their apps, and users will have more options to obtain apps which, for whatever reason, Apple dislikes. And researchers will have less roadblocks and hurdles to overcome in their studies of Apple’s OSes, particularly iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS.

    Apple argues that the interoperability requirements will force it to lower the security standards that have led Apple products’ users to trust their devices. While this self-serving logic is not entirely without merit, it is far from the inevitable outcome. Especially with regards to the App Store, users can be given clear, informed choice when leaving the Apple ecosystem to obtain apps elsewhere. While we urge European courts to take Apple’s security concerns seriously, we’ve previously noted that this should not be used as a smokescreen to protect anticompetitive behavior.

    Interoperability and security are not inherently at odds. When interoperable functionality is worked into the security model of a platform from the ground-up, a proper balance can be struck between two forces that are often falsely framed as naturally conflicting. While Apple OS platforms have not been built this way from the get-go, it is still possible, but takes more time to get it right. Here, the devil is in the implementation details."

    eff.org/deeplinks/2026/07/euro

    #EU #Apple #DMA #Interoperability #CyberSecurity #WalledGardens

  12. "This is a clear and substantive win for developers and users in Europe. The stranglehold Apple exerts over its ‘walled garden’ is injurious for developers, users, and researchers alike. By confirming Apple’s obligations under the DMA, the General Court has ensured that developers will be given more choice on where they can publish their apps, and users will have more options to obtain apps which, for whatever reason, Apple dislikes. And researchers will have less roadblocks and hurdles to overcome in their studies of Apple’s OSes, particularly iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS.

    Apple argues that the interoperability requirements will force it to lower the security standards that have led Apple products’ users to trust their devices. While this self-serving logic is not entirely without merit, it is far from the inevitable outcome. Especially with regards to the App Store, users can be given clear, informed choice when leaving the Apple ecosystem to obtain apps elsewhere. While we urge European courts to take Apple’s security concerns seriously, we’ve previously noted that this should not be used as a smokescreen to protect anticompetitive behavior.

    Interoperability and security are not inherently at odds. When interoperable functionality is worked into the security model of a platform from the ground-up, a proper balance can be struck between two forces that are often falsely framed as naturally conflicting. While Apple OS platforms have not been built this way from the get-go, it is still possible, but takes more time to get it right. Here, the devil is in the implementation details."

    eff.org/deeplinks/2026/07/euro

    #EU #Apple #DMA #Interoperability #CyberSecurity #WalledGardens

  13. "This is a clear and substantive win for developers and users in Europe. The stranglehold Apple exerts over its ‘walled garden’ is injurious for developers, users, and researchers alike. By confirming Apple’s obligations under the DMA, the General Court has ensured that developers will be given more choice on where they can publish their apps, and users will have more options to obtain apps which, for whatever reason, Apple dislikes. And researchers will have less roadblocks and hurdles to overcome in their studies of Apple’s OSes, particularly iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS.

    Apple argues that the interoperability requirements will force it to lower the security standards that have led Apple products’ users to trust their devices. While this self-serving logic is not entirely without merit, it is far from the inevitable outcome. Especially with regards to the App Store, users can be given clear, informed choice when leaving the Apple ecosystem to obtain apps elsewhere. While we urge European courts to take Apple’s security concerns seriously, we’ve previously noted that this should not be used as a smokescreen to protect anticompetitive behavior.

    Interoperability and security are not inherently at odds. When interoperable functionality is worked into the security model of a platform from the ground-up, a proper balance can be struck between two forces that are often falsely framed as naturally conflicting. While Apple OS platforms have not been built this way from the get-go, it is still possible, but takes more time to get it right. Here, the devil is in the implementation details."

    eff.org/deeplinks/2026/07/euro

    #EU #Apple #DMA #Interoperability #CyberSecurity #WalledGardens

  14. "This is a clear and substantive win for developers and users in Europe. The stranglehold Apple exerts over its ‘walled garden’ is injurious for developers, users, and researchers alike. By confirming Apple’s obligations under the DMA, the General Court has ensured that developers will be given more choice on where they can publish their apps, and users will have more options to obtain apps which, for whatever reason, Apple dislikes. And researchers will have less roadblocks and hurdles to overcome in their studies of Apple’s OSes, particularly iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS.

    Apple argues that the interoperability requirements will force it to lower the security standards that have led Apple products’ users to trust their devices. While this self-serving logic is not entirely without merit, it is far from the inevitable outcome. Especially with regards to the App Store, users can be given clear, informed choice when leaving the Apple ecosystem to obtain apps elsewhere. While we urge European courts to take Apple’s security concerns seriously, we’ve previously noted that this should not be used as a smokescreen to protect anticompetitive behavior.

    Interoperability and security are not inherently at odds. When interoperable functionality is worked into the security model of a platform from the ground-up, a proper balance can be struck between two forces that are often falsely framed as naturally conflicting. While Apple OS platforms have not been built this way from the get-go, it is still possible, but takes more time to get it right. Here, the devil is in the implementation details."

    eff.org/deeplinks/2026/07/euro

    #EU #Apple #DMA #Interoperability #CyberSecurity #WalledGardens

  15. "This is a clear and substantive win for developers and users in Europe. The stranglehold Apple exerts over its ‘walled garden’ is injurious for developers, users, and researchers alike. By confirming Apple’s obligations under the DMA, the General Court has ensured that developers will be given more choice on where they can publish their apps, and users will have more options to obtain apps which, for whatever reason, Apple dislikes. And researchers will have less roadblocks and hurdles to overcome in their studies of Apple’s OSes, particularly iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS.

    Apple argues that the interoperability requirements will force it to lower the security standards that have led Apple products’ users to trust their devices. While this self-serving logic is not entirely without merit, it is far from the inevitable outcome. Especially with regards to the App Store, users can be given clear, informed choice when leaving the Apple ecosystem to obtain apps elsewhere. While we urge European courts to take Apple’s security concerns seriously, we’ve previously noted that this should not be used as a smokescreen to protect anticompetitive behavior.

    Interoperability and security are not inherently at odds. When interoperable functionality is worked into the security model of a platform from the ground-up, a proper balance can be struck between two forces that are often falsely framed as naturally conflicting. While Apple OS platforms have not been built this way from the get-go, it is still possible, but takes more time to get it right. Here, the devil is in the implementation details."

    eff.org/deeplinks/2026/07/euro

    #EU #Apple #DMA #Interoperability #CyberSecurity #WalledGardens

  16. Ich teile ja sonst sehr selten Inhalte aus #walledgardens aber dieses Mal muss es sein:

    instagram.com/reel/DaqOj37AH6g/

    Volle Solidarität. Das ist so ein Abschaum, wieso sind Menschen so hasserfüllt?

    #Wuppertal #hateaid #HateSpeech

  17. Ich teile ja sonst sehr selten Inhalte aus #walledgardens aber dieses Mal muss es sein:

    instagram.com/reel/DaqOj37AH6g/

    Volle Solidarität. Das ist so ein Abschaum, wieso sind Menschen so hasserfüllt?

    #Wuppertal #hateaid #HateSpeech

  18. Ich teile ja sonst sehr selten Inhalte aus #walledgardens aber dieses Mal muss es sein:

    instagram.com/reel/DaqOj37AH6g/

    Volle Solidarität. Das ist so ein Abschaum, wieso sind Menschen so hasserfüllt?

    #Wuppertal #hateaid #HateSpeech

  19. Ich teile ja sonst sehr selten Inhalte aus #walledgardens aber dieses Mal muss es sein:

    instagram.com/reel/DaqOj37AH6g/

    Volle Solidarität. Das ist so ein Abschaum, wieso sind Menschen so hasserfüllt?

    #Wuppertal #hateaid #HateSpeech

  20. “Some people like an “app”, and that’s… fine, I guess. But some apps could have been a webpage. And especially where, like this one, the content they deliver is already written in HTML and delivered over HTTP… they should be a webpage, right?

    I can’t understand how we got to this place with “app culture”! Software companies are happy to make their lives harder (and more expensive: deploying to the big app stores isn’t free!), in order to deliver HTML content to fewer people and with fewer features than if they just published directly to the Web in the first place!

    There are (some) tasks for which an “app” is absolutely the right choice of medium. Travelbound is not one of them.

    But at least I (and the rest of our group, whom I’ve shared it with) now get the choice about how we access this content. Either a 43MB app (ballooning to 124MB when it’s finished downloading extra content) with tracking and advertisements… or a 0.05MB web page (with an optional extra 35MB of images) that provides more features and works on more devices. I know which one I’ll be using!”

    danq.me/2026/07/09/your-app-co

    #Web #MobileApp #Apps #WalledGardens #OpenWeb

  21. “Some people like an “app”, and that’s… fine, I guess. But some apps could have been a webpage. And especially where, like this one, the content they deliver is already written in HTML and delivered over HTTP… they should be a webpage, right?

    I can’t understand how we got to this place with “app culture”! Software companies are happy to make their lives harder (and more expensive: deploying to the big app stores isn’t free!), in order to deliver HTML content to fewer people and with fewer features than if they just published directly to the Web in the first place!

    There are (some) tasks for which an “app” is absolutely the right choice of medium. Travelbound is not one of them.

    But at least I (and the rest of our group, whom I’ve shared it with) now get the choice about how we access this content. Either a 43MB app (ballooning to 124MB when it’s finished downloading extra content) with tracking and advertisements… or a 0.05MB web page (with an optional extra 35MB of images) that provides more features and works on more devices. I know which one I’ll be using!”

    danq.me/2026/07/09/your-app-co

    #Web #MobileApp #Apps #WalledGardens #OpenWeb

  22. “Some people like an “app”, and that’s… fine, I guess. But some apps could have been a webpage. And especially where, like this one, the content they deliver is already written in HTML and delivered over HTTP… they should be a webpage, right?

    I can’t understand how we got to this place with “app culture”! Software companies are happy to make their lives harder (and more expensive: deploying to the big app stores isn’t free!), in order to deliver HTML content to fewer people and with fewer features than if they just published directly to the Web in the first place!

    There are (some) tasks for which an “app” is absolutely the right choice of medium. Travelbound is not one of them.

    But at least I (and the rest of our group, whom I’ve shared it with) now get the choice about how we access this content. Either a 43MB app (ballooning to 124MB when it’s finished downloading extra content) with tracking and advertisements… or a 0.05MB web page (with an optional extra 35MB of images) that provides more features and works on more devices. I know which one I’ll be using!”

    danq.me/2026/07/09/your-app-co

    #Web #MobileApp #Apps #WalledGardens #OpenWeb

  23. “Some people like an “app”, and that’s… fine, I guess. But some apps could have been a webpage. And especially where, like this one, the content they deliver is already written in HTML and delivered over HTTP… they should be a webpage, right?

    I can’t understand how we got to this place with “app culture”! Software companies are happy to make their lives harder (and more expensive: deploying to the big app stores isn’t free!), in order to deliver HTML content to fewer people and with fewer features than if they just published directly to the Web in the first place!

    There are (some) tasks for which an “app” is absolutely the right choice of medium. Travelbound is not one of them.

    But at least I (and the rest of our group, whom I’ve shared it with) now get the choice about how we access this content. Either a 43MB app (ballooning to 124MB when it’s finished downloading extra content) with tracking and advertisements… or a 0.05MB web page (with an optional extra 35MB of images) that provides more features and works on more devices. I know which one I’ll be using!”

    danq.me/2026/07/09/your-app-co

    #Web #MobileApp #Apps #WalledGardens #OpenWeb

  24. “Some people like an “app”, and that’s… fine, I guess. But some apps could have been a webpage. And especially where, like this one, the content they deliver is already written in HTML and delivered over HTTP… they should be a webpage, right?

    I can’t understand how we got to this place with “app culture”! Software companies are happy to make their lives harder (and more expensive: deploying to the big app stores isn’t free!), in order to deliver HTML content to fewer people and with fewer features than if they just published directly to the Web in the first place!

    There are (some) tasks for which an “app” is absolutely the right choice of medium. Travelbound is not one of them.

    But at least I (and the rest of our group, whom I’ve shared it with) now get the choice about how we access this content. Either a 43MB app (ballooning to 124MB when it’s finished downloading extra content) with tracking and advertisements… or a 0.05MB web page (with an optional extra 35MB of images) that provides more features and works on more devices. I know which one I’ll be using!”

    danq.me/2026/07/09/your-app-co

    #Web #MobileApp #Apps #WalledGardens #OpenWeb

  25. CW: Fediverse infrastructure musing

    [ if you're not old enough to remember directory servers, you can skip this ]

    In all the hullabaloo about #digitalsovereignty , I'm surprised that I haven't heard proposals for public (or even shared) directory services to break away from #WalledGardens and make it easier to share information about resources like groups, forums, events, etc.

    I cringe every time I see a small business or NGO share an Instagram, TicToc or Facebook address (don't get me started about What'sApp) just because:
    - it's easy
    - uses an existing login
    - makes them discoverable

    #europe in particular should know better because some postal agencies already operate identity and payment services.
    Since governments tend to be late adopters, I have to wonder if #fediverse friendly companies like #craigslist might consider offering services to APIs the way they do for people.

    Someone please tell me this is already a thing and I just need to get out more.

  26. CW: Fediverse infrastructure musing

    [ if you're not old enough to remember directory servers, you can skip this ]

    In all the hullabaloo about #digitalsovereignty , I'm surprised that I haven't heard proposals for public (or even shared) directory services to break away from #WalledGardens and make it easier to share information about resources like groups, forums, events, etc.

    I cringe every time I see a small business or NGO share an Instagram, TicToc or Facebook address (don't get me started about What'sApp) just because:
    - it's easy
    - uses an existing login
    - makes them discoverable

    #europe in particular should know better because some postal agencies already operate identity and payment services.
    Since governments tend to be late adopters, I have to wonder if #fediverse friendly companies like #craigslist might consider offering services to APIs the way they do for people.

    Someone please tell me this is already a thing and I just need to get out more.

  27. CW: Fediverse infrastructure musing

    [ if you're not old enough to remember directory servers, you can skip this ]

    In all the hullabaloo about , I'm surprised that I haven't heard proposals for public (or even shared) directory services to break away from and make it easier to share information about resources like groups, forums, events, etc.

    I cringe every time I see a small business or NGO share an Instagram, TicToc or Facebook address (don't get me started about What'sApp) just because:
    - it's easy
    - uses an existing login
    - makes them discoverable

    in particular should know better because some postal agencies already operate identity and payment services.
    Since governments tend to be late adopters, I have to wonder if friendly companies like might consider offering services to APIs the way they do for people.

    Someone please tell me this is already a thing and I just need to get out more.

  28. CW: Fediverse infrastructure musing

    [ if you're not old enough to remember directory servers, you can skip this ]

    In all the hullabaloo about #digitalsovereignty , I'm surprised that I haven't heard proposals for public (or even shared) directory services to break away from #WalledGardens and make it easier to share information about resources like groups, forums, events, etc.

    I cringe every time I see a small business or NGO share an Instagram, TicToc or Facebook address (don't get me started about What'sApp) just because:
    - it's easy
    - uses an existing login
    - makes them discoverable

    #europe in particular should know better because some postal agencies already operate identity and payment services.
    Since governments tend to be late adopters, I have to wonder if #fediverse friendly companies like #craigslist might consider offering services to APIs the way they do for people.

    Someone please tell me this is already a thing and I just need to get out more.

  29. CW: Fediverse infrastructure musing

    [ if you're not old enough to remember directory servers, you can skip this ]

    In all the hullabaloo about #digitalsovereignty , I'm surprised that I haven't heard proposals for public (or even shared) directory services to break away from #WalledGardens and make it easier to share information about resources like groups, forums, events, etc.

    I cringe every time I see a small business or NGO share an Instagram, TicToc or Facebook address (don't get me started about What'sApp) just because:
    - it's easy
    - uses an existing login
    - makes them discoverable

    #europe in particular should know better because some postal agencies already operate identity and payment services.
    Since governments tend to be late adopters, I have to wonder if #fediverse friendly companies like #craigslist might consider offering services to APIs the way they do for people.

    Someone please tell me this is already a thing and I just need to get out more.

  30. So I wanted to post something but found it challenging to cite it/link it due to the fractures of the corporate web. As I was uncomfortable with that, I decided not to post. ☹️

    How are people handling stuff like that these days?

    #web #corporateweb #walledgarden #walledgardens

  31. So I wanted to post something but found it challenging to cite it/link it due to the fractures of the corporate web. As I was uncomfortable with that, I decided not to post. ☹️

    How are people handling stuff like that these days?

    #web #corporateweb #walledgarden #walledgardens

  32. So I wanted to post something but found it challenging to cite it/link it due to the fractures of the corporate web. As I was uncomfortable with that, I decided not to post. ☹️

    How are people handling stuff like that these days?

    #web #corporateweb #walledgarden #walledgardens

  33. So I wanted to post something but found it challenging to cite it/link it due to the fractures of the corporate web. As I was uncomfortable with that, I decided not to post. ☹️

    How are people handling stuff like that these days?

    #web #corporateweb #walledgarden #walledgardens

  34. So I wanted to post something but found it challenging to cite it/link it due to the fractures of the corporate web. As I was uncomfortable with that, I decided not to post. ☹️

    How are people handling stuff like that these days?

    #web #corporateweb #walledgarden #walledgardens

  35. ICYMI: Most advertisers see AI gains only in walled gardens, Taboola study finds: Taboola survey of 200 senior marketers finds 76% see meaningful performance gains from agentic AI tools, but only within search and social, not the open web. ppc.land/most-advertisers-see- #AI #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTrends #AdTech #WalledGardens

  36. ICYMI: Most advertisers see AI gains only in walled gardens, Taboola study finds: Taboola survey of 200 senior marketers finds 76% see meaningful performance gains from agentic AI tools, but only within search and social, not the open web. ppc.land/most-advertisers-see- #AI #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTrends #AdTech #WalledGardens

  37. ICYMI: Most advertisers see AI gains only in walled gardens, Taboola study finds: Taboola survey of 200 senior marketers finds 76% see meaningful performance gains from agentic AI tools, but only within search and social, not the open web. ppc.land/most-advertisers-see- #AI #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTrends #AdTech #WalledGardens

  38. ICYMI: Most advertisers see AI gains only in walled gardens, Taboola study finds: Taboola survey of 200 senior marketers finds 76% see meaningful performance gains from agentic AI tools, but only within search and social, not the open web. ppc.land/most-advertisers-see- #AI #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTrends #AdTech #WalledGardens

  39. ICYMI: Most advertisers see AI gains only in walled gardens, Taboola study finds: Taboola survey of 200 senior marketers finds 76% see meaningful performance gains from agentic AI tools, but only within search and social, not the open web. ppc.land/most-advertisers-see- #AI #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTrends #AdTech #WalledGardens

  40. Ah yes, the groundbreaking news we've all been waiting for: a DIY watch that *gasp* won't disintegrate in a light drizzle! ☔️ Because who wouldn't want to sport a clunky, homemade wrist brick just to avoid the evil clutches of "walled gardens"? 🙄 Welcome to the future, where tech innovation means reinventing the #Casio. 🚀
    hackster.io/news/a-diy-watch-y #DIYWatch #TechInnovation #Reinvented #FutureGadgets #WalledGardens #HackerNews #ngated

  41. Ah yes, the groundbreaking news we've all been waiting for: a DIY watch that *gasp* won't disintegrate in a light drizzle! ☔️ Because who wouldn't want to sport a clunky, homemade wrist brick just to avoid the evil clutches of "walled gardens"? 🙄 Welcome to the future, where tech innovation means reinventing the #Casio. 🚀
    hackster.io/news/a-diy-watch-y #DIYWatch #TechInnovation #Reinvented #FutureGadgets #WalledGardens #HackerNews #ngated

  42. Ah yes, the groundbreaking news we've all been waiting for: a DIY watch that *gasp* won't disintegrate in a light drizzle! ☔️ Because who wouldn't want to sport a clunky, homemade wrist brick just to avoid the evil clutches of "walled gardens"? 🙄 Welcome to the future, where tech innovation means reinventing the #Casio. 🚀
    hackster.io/news/a-diy-watch-y #DIYWatch #TechInnovation #Reinvented #FutureGadgets #WalledGardens #HackerNews #ngated

  43. Ah yes, the groundbreaking news we've all been waiting for: a DIY watch that *gasp* won't disintegrate in a light drizzle! ☔️ Because who wouldn't want to sport a clunky, homemade wrist brick just to avoid the evil clutches of "walled gardens"? 🙄 Welcome to the future, where tech innovation means reinventing the #Casio. 🚀
    hackster.io/news/a-diy-watch-y #DIYWatch #TechInnovation #Reinvented #FutureGadgets #WalledGardens #HackerNews #ngated

  44. Ah yes, the groundbreaking news we've all been waiting for: a DIY watch that *gasp* won't disintegrate in a light drizzle! ☔️ Because who wouldn't want to sport a clunky, homemade wrist brick just to avoid the evil clutches of "walled gardens"? 🙄 Welcome to the future, where tech innovation means reinventing the #Casio. 🚀
    hackster.io/news/a-diy-watch-y #DIYWatch #TechInnovation #Reinvented #FutureGadgets #WalledGardens #HackerNews #ngated

  45. Newsletter ad spending surged 40% as brands flee walled gardens: Paved's 2026 report reveals newsletter publishers earned 30% more revenue while 64% of marketers adopted the channel, signaling fundamental shift beyond experimental budgets. ppc.land/newsletter-ad-spendin #NewsletterMarketing #AdSpending #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTrends #WalledGardens

  46. Newsletter ad spending surged 40% as brands flee walled gardens: Paved's 2026 report reveals newsletter publishers earned 30% more revenue while 64% of marketers adopted the channel, signaling fundamental shift beyond experimental budgets. ppc.land/newsletter-ad-spendin #NewsletterMarketing #AdSpending #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTrends #WalledGardens

  47. Newsletter ad spending surged 40% as brands flee walled gardens: Paved's 2026 report reveals newsletter publishers earned 30% more revenue while 64% of marketers adopted the channel, signaling fundamental shift beyond experimental budgets. ppc.land/newsletter-ad-spendin #NewsletterMarketing #AdSpending #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTrends #WalledGardens

  48. Newsletter ad spending surged 40% as brands flee walled gardens: Paved's 2026 report reveals newsletter publishers earned 30% more revenue while 64% of marketers adopted the channel, signaling fundamental shift beyond experimental budgets. ppc.land/newsletter-ad-spendin #NewsletterMarketing #AdSpending #DigitalMarketing #MarketingTrends #WalledGardens

  49. This project freeing Airpods from their walled garden might be one of the ones I'm looking forward to seeing succeed the most. I dispose #walledgardens for consumer hardware. Boss open sourcing their old speakers when they discontinued them might be one of the best trend starters I've seen in years.

    github.com/kavishdevar/librepo

  50. This project freeing Airpods from their walled garden might be one of the ones I'm looking forward to seeing succeed the most. I dispose #walledgardens for consumer hardware. Boss open sourcing their old speakers when they discontinued them might be one of the best trend starters I've seen in years.

    github.com/kavishdevar/librepo