Two technologies that impress me about their performance and scalibility every time: Elixir and Postgres
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I've had an iPhone for less than a day and it's legitimately one of the worst mobile experiences I've had. I'd trade this in for Samsung's UX in a heart beat, lol
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It's almost as if
They don't build for ownership and long term sustainability of devices
But solely
FOR
PROFIT
Apple fined for slowing down old iPhones
bbc.in/2UB41im
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The Frankie Knuckles remixes of Womack & Womack’s ‘MBP’ are just _astounding_.
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And the Folk Version: youtube.com/watch?v=v0MS9q…
More info: melodiesinternational.com/releases/womac…
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A couple of informative and well designed sites about the coronavirus pandemic. /cc @niubi HT @Hicksdesign
preventepidemics.org/coronavirus/
healthmap.org/ncov2019/
Did you know that Wuhan is a @UNESCO city of design?
designcities.net/city/wuhan/
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“Except during outbreaks of vicious bigotry, it is difficult to persuade white America that the alienation of Black America is actual and ongoing, afflicting each generation through policy, custom, quack science, and if nothing else, the Look.”
― There… quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/2020/02/07/exc…
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“Except during outbreaks of vicious bigotry, it is difficult to persuade white America that the alienation of Black America is actual and ongoing, afflicting each generation through policy, custom, quack science, and if nothing else, the Look.”
― Theresa Perry,
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Soaking up sum' rays w/ @t & @baelathefox 🌅 (@ Mozilla San Francisco in San Francisco, CA w/ @t) swarmapp.com/slsoftworks/ch…
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Move over, Sherlock Holmes: Who got the virus from whom? A chart from Singapore. reb00ted.org/quick-notes/20…
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“The future of internet freedom rests on our ability to fix social media"
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This social networking app says it uses AI to study the bone structure in peoples' faces and determine their gender. What could go wrong? theverge.com/2020/2/7/21128…
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NEW YORK BEING NEW YORK
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE TO SEE IT
New York said, well square up then nyti.ms/2H0Jjk2
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there's def people like this
one of the greatest posts of all time
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lol peep how the Black rangers got lighter over time (sans the off-screen and movie edits)
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This guy is Haitian off his name ALONE lol
Max Cooper played by Phillip Jeanmarie – Power Rangers Wild Force, Blue Ranger (2002) #BlackHistoryMonth
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Warning: Sometimes I climb on tables before I give talks just to take casual selfies in platform boots.
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