History is going to hit all those corrupt cowards incredibly hard. They aren’t power brokers, they are chicken shit scared little men.

Anil Dash’s article on Markdown’s origins is a reminder that the internet was built by generous people who made good things and gave them away.

I’ve been tinkering with micro.blog again, which feels like the right move. After bouncing between platforms over the years, there’s something refreshing about landing somewhere that just gets out of the way and lets you write. The technical migration was straightforward enough. Moving from Ghost to micro.blog with the Bayou theme, sorting out the feeds from Letterboxd and Bluesky, tweaking the dark mode styling. All the usual fiddling. But that’s the easy part.

This thing looks ridiculously fun. Pop on the goggles, squeeze the grip, and the sky’s literally the limit. Forget lining up perfect shots; you just fly, swoop and chase whatever catches your eye. The A1 will record everything in 360, so you can stay in the moment and worry about framing later. That freedom leaves you to be braver, more playful, more curious. Jesse Driftwood ends this (sponsored) video by nailing the benefits of 360 drone cameras.

One of the things I’ll share on this blog is the apps I love to use. I find a personal recommendation from a blog or newsletter way more useful than a traditional review, so I’m doing the same for you. Today I’m thinking about an app I use every single day of the year. As the person in my household who cooks most of our meals, this one is invaluable to me.