yeah i have a gambling addiction. i can’t stop betting on myself

How is the internet less private than in 2006, when the whole family shared one computer?

Back then, the internet was weird, personal, and all of ours.

So, we got your favorite meme legends back together to say it louder: What happened to the internet? 1/3

wdyt @abbaskhan

The moat is...

He knows something we don’t.

91.4% of anxious thoughts never come true.

there is no moat

Seeing more stories of successful bootstrapped startups in the last month and I’m incredibly bullish.

PSA: This week was kind of a turning point for AI and cybersecurity. Please take this weekend to do some simple cleanup for your family. Some suggestions:

- Set up a password manager like 1Password and give your spouse or partner access to a shared vault. Teach them how to use it.

- Update your passwords for critical stuff - your email account, your bank or financial stuff, etc. Store in your password manager and use the strongest password you can.

- Use two factor auth for everything you can. SMS is not ideal although better than nothing. Google Authenticator or a passkey is better. Hardware key is safest.)

- Add a sim pin to your phone. Makes it harder to sim jack.

- Update your phone and your computer to the newest releases. Turn auto-updates on.

- Freeze your credit - takes 5 minutes.

- Get an IRS Identity Protection PIN.

- If you’re using claude code or have AI agents that browse the web, they’re probably using Node.js. It’s also vulnerable. Update claude code, update node on your machine.

- If you’re building stuff on your computer, ask claude or grokbot (which is connected to twitter and likely has the most current info) to audit any of your repos for vulnerabilities. Ask grok to make it a scheduled task so it can do this daily - things are moving very quickly in the space right now.

- Consider some light resiliency stuff. This probably sounds silly, but it sounded silly at the beginning of covid too. Having printed out copies of important stuff - especially financial accounts. Having some cash on hand. Having some shelf-stable food and clean water or a water filter. Having a map. Having a generator that can at least power your fridge or some devices. Cheap insurance.

Again, I don’t want to alarm people, but I was taught that you should have a Secure plan, a Comfortable plan, and a Wealthy plan. And it seems pretty clear the secure plan needs to now factor cybersecurity risk as a legit threat. Take a weekend and shore yourself up.

I found this- pretty neat: tosdr.org/en

Idea: an AI that reads and keeps you informed of changes to tos and privacy for all the subscriptions you use and flags anything worthy of your time.

maybe a sub-feature of personal agents

Dr K on the counterintuitive fix for feeling overwhelmed by life.

@HealthyGamerGG

At startups, you need a high level of delusional optimism or you lost before it’s even started.

Glob told me to touch grass.

i found a loophole. does this count?

A bit too spooky for me.

Got a market question?

Meet Glob.

Start with “find tokens like SOL” and see where your curiosity takes you.

No perfect prompt needed. Just ask 👀

Maybe I’m off base- but I think Homeview would be really cool if it was bigger- maybe 15-20” - and competed with home organization products like Skylight.

Do you use a list or daily planner to keep yourself organized?