Ian Millhiser, writing at Vox:

The Supreme Court did not explain why it denied Syed’s petition asking it to review the case, and the Court’s denial of that petition does not mean that the justices believe that Syed’s lawyer behaved adequately — the Court takes only several dozen cases every year, and it rarely takes a case solely because it believes that a lower court erred.

As a practical matter, however, the Supreme Court’s decision not to hear this case means that Syed is likely to serve his life sentence — though he could still seek relief from a lower federal court in a federal habeas proceeding.

A sobering end to a fascinating story.

Totally. She was awesome today.

Tim Bray:

The single true answer to all questions about data encoding formats · “It depends.”

Truer words were never spoken. Good article.

Awesome to see this kind of thing from a local MTB company.

Hideous.

What a great idea!

I want one!

“Ford’s all-electric Mustang-inspired SUV…”

Uh, what now? No, thanks.

Finally!

I switched to Firefox last year (I try new browsers occasionally to see how they’re progressing), and have continued to use it as my primary browser ever since. I love that they’ve been focusing not only on performance, but on privacy. It’s definitely not the old Firefox.