Severed Edits
Whether it was trying to or not, Apple exposed a huge flaw with its pitch to professional video editors with a new Severance promotional video.When it comes to Apple’s TV ambitions, it couldn't buy...
View ArticleThe VCR’s Last Stand
It’s pretty much the answer to a trivia question at this point, but there was once a version of VHS that looked better than DVDs. Really.Hey all, held this one back slightly because we don’t celebrate...
View ArticleGunkroad
The creator-economy service Gumroad decided to open-source its platform at a suspiciously convenient time. (And even “open source” might be stretching it.)In terms of unexplainable quirks I have as a...
View ArticleWhere The Lede Gets Buried
At Tedium, we sometimes bury the lede intentionally, and it may seem strange, but sometimes it works.My last post, on Gumroad, took a very leisurely path to its primary point, and some people were...
View ArticleTicker Tape’s Twirling Tail
As inventions go, the stock ticker was a turning point for the real-time world in which we live. It also made trading floors significantly less chaotic.Today in Tedium: Right now, the stock market is...
View ArticleDon’t Forget The Forgotten Tech User
Windows 10’s end-of-life points to the sheer neglect that computer users face when their world isn’t completely defined by technology.Hey all, Ernie here with another theme week. This time, we’re...
View ArticleTime To Buy Used?
With all the added uncertainty in the computing market thanks to tariffs, now would be an excellent time to turn into a savvy used electronics shopper.Hey all, Ernie here with a continuation on our...
View ArticleWhen Smart Goes Dumb
We now have a lot of examples of cloud-enabled smart devices that don’t work anymore. What we don’t have is a plan B that prevents old gadgets from becoming garbage.OK, last one in our series of...
View ArticleBlue Checkmark Revival
It took a little bit, but Bluesky found a way around its pesky extortion problem. That solution: The same one the former Twitter ditched just two years ago.I think a lot about the minefield I...
View Article8 Bits & Still Brewin’
As the NES nears the 40th anniversary of its U.S. release, the homebrew scene around it is still putting out some killer games.Hey all, Ernie here with a piece from David Buck, who isn’t posting as...
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