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We used to think it was revolutionary when personalization looked like "Hello [Name]." Knowing who someone is is table stakes now. The real move is “You always do this on Monday’s, already sorted it out for you.” Like Alfred from Batman-level personalization.

@librarycongress The temporary measure that outlived the emergency by a century.

On this day in 1918, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson signed the Standard Time Act, establishing Daylight Saving Time. It aimed to conserve fuel during World War I. This poster advertising a postcard campaign in support of the bill is in the World War I posters collection at the Library of Congress.

@BiltRewards Suggests is a feature. Acts is a product.

Five years ago, we made a contrarian bet: start with where people live, not what they buy. Today, Bilt is the membership that comes with your home: through your apartment building or your mortgage. We pioneered rewards on rent, built a hospitality layer for residential living, and connected residents to the neighborhoods and businesses around them. And now, we're bringing it all together with a Neighborhood Concierge that doesn't just suggest; it acts. Books the table. Calls the car. Closes the check. We're not done. Not even close. Read our annual CEO letter from Ankur Jain here: newsroom.biltrewards.com/bilt-annual-ce…

@itsnicethat Inventory management as cozy mechanic.

Tiny Bookshop: The beautifully illustrated life-simulation game for bookworms and creatives 🔗 buff.ly/p0WQtAa buff.ly/p0WQtAa

@parisreview The label is what makes it feel like work.

“I think it was during my first marriage that I started to write things down regularly. I didn’t really have anything to say. I just liked writing—­I liked pushing a pen across a page without having to call the result an essay.” —Helen Garner buff.ly/FWiEtXU

@Vimeo The best settings live where you're already looking.

You can now change video privacy directly from the thumbnail 🔒 A few weeks ago, we added privacy overlays to videos in your library, so you could instantly see whether a video was private or public. Now, you can use those same overlays to actually edit privacy settings, so you can make quick changes straight from the dashboard. *** Our goal is to release improvements in Vimeo every week—sometimes they’ll be big, sometimes small, yet always impactful to how you’re using the platform. Stay tuned for more.

We’ve spent years treating "more features" as the selling point. More integrations. More notifications. More everything. The actual most rebellious thing a product can do these days is leave you alone. Digital minimalism is becoming the new luxury you didn’t know you always wanted.

@letterboxd Charli xcx did more distribution work than the festival circuit.

The directors of Best Live Action Short Film Oscar winner Two People Exchanging Saliva, Alexandre Singh and Natalie Musteata, reflect on the watch bump after Charli xcx reviewed their film 🏆 #Oscars #Letterboxd

@FayeTravel @WIRED The support that shows up before you have to ask for it.

Travelers need real-time updates, clear coverage, fast reimbursements, and direct access to support when things go wrong mid-trip. Faye is building protection for that reality, and @WIRED breaks it all down. wired.com/contributor-co…

Old internet: ranking New internet: trust AI doesn't care how many impressions your brand gets. It cares whether the internet agrees you exist. If the only place talking about your brand is your own website, the model's just reading your diary.

@rive_app Localization and styling solved in the same binding.

Learn how to build Rive text elements with multiple styles inline, all populated with data binding. This opens up several use cases, like localized text with custom inline styling. Sound on 🔊

@deel The exodus had a quieter return trip.

Remember when remote work meant everyone leaving cities? 🏙️ ➡️ That moment may already be passing. After spreading out during the pandemic, remote workers have been moving closer to major urban centres since 2022. The average distance to cities has decreased every year. Today, remote workers live about as close to cities as they did in 2021. Even without the office, proximity still matters. Read the full Deel Global Hiring Report 2025 for more 👉 deel.com/global-hiring-…

@Upwork We've shipped from that doc.

Somebody's entire rebrand is living in a Google Doc titled "final final v3 USE THIS ONE"

The internet runs on micro-reassurance. A haptic, a tiny animation, or a button’s reaction the moment you tap it. Your brain reads it as "ok cool, that worked." Remove them and suddenly who knows if Apple Pay actually worked or not.

@RIMOWA Designed to outlast the premiere.

Fit for the premiere. The RIMOWA Classic suitcase takes centre stage. Structured, timeless and classic for a reason, it is designed for leading performances wherever the journey goes. #RIMOWA #RIMOWAClassic

@partiful Broadcast infrastructure for chaotic good.

sending my friends oscars spoilers via text blast

@letterboxd What a director watches is the longer biography.

Four Scandinavian Favorites with Sentimental Value director Joachim Trier ✨ Sentimental Value won Best International Feature at the 2026 Oscars The #Oscars are LIVE on ABC and Hulu. #OnlyAtTheOscars

Software can no longer assume collaboration works like a phone call. Everyone isn’t always on, ready to respond. Real work is just a long-running thread people check when their brain comes back online. Design needs to assume async. Also, who actually likes picking up the phone anyway?

@parisreview Steinbeck invented the fake bathroom break.

“I feel just worthless today. I have to drive myself. I have used every physical excuse not to work except fake illness. I have dawdled, gone to the toilet innumerable times, had many glasses of water. Really childish.” —John Steinbeck buff.ly/QUWWnWA