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• 22-Mar-2018

  
  Remember when we used to link to things? So here’s a link to Doc Searls: Enough Alreadies, who said about leaving Quora: Even if something gets a lot of notice, the news cycle is hardly longer than Now, and the sense of having done something quickly disappears. The beautiful blog about aging with style Advanced Style posts Volunteer with Meals on Wheels, which sounds...
• 22-Sep-2016

  
  That’s what the web is to me You may have noticed that the masthead of my website has been updated with a new header. It has a nice background image that looks like this: Or rather, you would have noticed it if you were visiting my site on a regular basis. That’s okay, lately I haven’t visited often either. I do customized...
• 08-Sep-2016
  Oh look links from 2014 I meant to post but never did! Since it’s 2016 now I don’t even know if all these links will work! No matter, posting anyway. Enjoy! What to Do When Your Space Helmet Fills With Water (yikes!) Sarkeesian at XOXO How CalArts Came To Dominate Hollywood’s Animation Industry The Evolution Of Visual Effects Styling And Animating SVGs With CSS This is the...
• 08-Jan-2015
  “I wonder if anyone is reading this” I have been wondering about my audience for this blog for a long time. As a reminder, I’ve been posting material here since 2001. 2015 marks 14 years of postings. Lately it seems it’s mostly a republishing platform for my Instagram photos because of my distrust of providers of internet services. Here’s a header I...
• 19-Dec-2014
  TabSweep.txt PART 5 More linky links, linktastic linkies! ASTOUNDING HAWKGIRL COSPLAY Why I Just Asked My Students To Put Their Laptops Away by Clay Shirky Seeing Spaces by Bret Victor The Other Side of Diversity JavaScript Memory Management Masterclass by Addy Osmani Skadi is a great comic about a barbarian girl who quests with her sidekick Diseaseoid to...
• 18-Dec-2014
  TabSweep.txt PART 4 The TabSweep.txt continueth! What Every Frontend Developer Should Know About Webpage Rendering by Alexander Skutin The Case for Reparations: An Intellectual Autopsy “Four years ago, I opposed reparations. Here’s the story of how my thinking has evolved since then.” by Ta-Nehisi Coates Leaflet — an open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps Mega Engineering–Process and...
• 17-Dec-2014
  TabSweep.txt PART 3 The link disbursement continues! Another 25 or thereabouts links for your enjoyment. “Mira la loca!” by Suebob. Also, Just A Minute, Buddy, advising dudes on the inadvisablity of trying to mask objectifying women with humor. It’s ungentlemanly. Google’s Material Design for Bootstrap The myth of the fall by Eric S. Raymond (open source was only...
• 16-Dec-2014
  TabSweep.txt PART 2 Hey look kids, more links! Links are fun. Links are the essential currency of the net. Or maybe it’s apps. Apps are the essential currency and nobody is reading this. But when the apps die, the links will live on. Maybe. (Bonus: read about webiness) It Don’t Gitmo Better Than This, journalism by Molly Crabapple...
• 15-Dec-2014
  TabSweep.txt PART 1 I’ve been keeping a text file with links. Some of which I have read and listened to, some of which, not. It’s sort of my “todo” list of links. And it’s unwieldy but it’s time to catch up with them all! And so, I present to you, TabSweep.txt. I’ll be doing these in chunks of...
• 05-Mar-2014
  Tab Sweep Time I started writing this post back in November of 2013 and failed to finish it. Ah well. Oh golly, I don’t blog all that much. So, time to sweep some of the things I’ve been reading and watching in the past few weeks. And comment randomly. It’s scary to change careers a short inspirational comic...

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