Turbocharged Hyperlinks
Turbocharged Hyperlinks
Chaos desires order -- links to things that happened
- • [poweratwork.us] •
- • [om.co] •
- • [anildash.com] •
- • [open.substack.com] •
- • [open.substack.com] •
- • [snyder.substack.com] •
- • [theverge.com] •
Note: It is also entirely unable to attack another major issue, which is that sometimes the photo metadata is dangerous to the photographer, especially in the most sensitive situations. The people leaking data, pushing out front-line reports from protests and wars, some times you don't want metadata on.
• [aramzs.xyz] •- • [walkman.land] •
- • [theverge.com] •
Note: The State is attempting to nationalize a technology and a company's leading product.
• [washingtonpost.com] •Note: The company says it ran a $1.2 billion tax bill last year, down from $9 billion the previous year, and even as its profits jumped by 45 percent to nearly $90 billion.
• [politico.com] •- • [inquirer.com] •
- • [wired.com] •
- • [theshamblog.com] •
![[Podcast] Power At Work Blogcast #93: The Washington Post's Tech Workers Organizing Success](https://poweratwork.us/assets/phone-mock-b06bfda7.png)
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About Turbo Links
The retweet and reblog are powerful link amplifier mechanisms. The old web had backlinks as the main currency in knowing what's good, cool, or interesting. It was the way to share and build a web without social media. Turbo Links are a version of the retweet or the reblog to amplify the things I am paying attention to.