Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell, Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Reginald Bell Jr. reads Joel Osteen’s refusal to endorse Donald Trump through Edwin Black’s second persona, naming the ideal audience his rhetoric builds and the third persona it silences.
Open protocols won the architecture war. Now the core app has to win the masses.
For months I've been using an AI-generated profile picture and, for most of that time, nobody seemed to actually care—until they got mad
And That's the Problem
Can we stop the world from doom-scrolling, as represented by "The Scream" by Edvard Munch
A protocol is only as alive as the people who use it.
I know for sure that I am not the only one who feels it, but there is something profoundly sickly about creating and putting things online these days, compared to how it was (think pre 2010). The irony of this reflection post, or rant if you will, is not lost on me.
the profbook project project has shutdown
Prior to the platform’s buyout, I had a Twitter/X account since 2008 (nearly from the start!). Almost two years since Elon Musk bought it, it’s been long enough to make a judgement on the platform’s new direction. This post details why I feel it’s time to move on to bluer skies, and shares some practical tips on how to do so.
Exploring how autonomous LLMs can manage social profiles on Bluesky—integrating AI-Legion with the open protocol to handle posts, likes,.
Exploring how autonomous LLMs can manage social profiles on Bluesky—integrating AI-Legion with the open protocol to handle posts, likes,.
With Twitter being a mess at the moment, I decided to try out Mastodon as an alternative. Mastodon is a federated social media platform, built on top of a protocol called ActivityPub. It can be self-hosted, letting you own your data, and I wanted to do so using Nomad as a cluster orchestrator. This post shows how I did it, and will hopefully inspire you to give Mastodon a try if you haven’t already! You can find me on the Fediverse at @lopcode@mastodon.social 🐘.