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Substack’s app lets users pause email delivery to read only in the app, building a moat for Substack that potentially protects it from competitors (Adam Tinworth/One Man & His Blog)

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Substack’s app lets users pause email delivery to read only in the app, building a moat for Substack that potentially protects it from competitors (Adam Tinworth/One Man & His Blog)

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Substack’s app lets users pause email delivery to read only in the app, building a moat for Substack that potentially protects it from competitors (Adam Tinworth/One Man & His Blog)

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Microsoft launches Visual Studio 2022, its first 64-bit version, with Hot Reload for making code changes while an app is running, and .NET 6, with Arm64 support (Mary Jo Foley/ZDNet)

Ultraleap, which develops ultrasound-based hand tracking tech and touchless interfaces for VR/XR headsets, raises an $82M Series D from Tencent and others (Mike Butcher/TechCrunch)

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Substack’s app lets users pause email delivery to read only in the app, building a moat for Substack that potentially protects it from competitors (Adam Tinworth/One Man & His Blog)

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