Welp, Google did something to their SMTP servers today and my ability to send email from my Google account just stopped working. App-specific passwords aren't working anymore. Guess I am just going to quit email.
Welp, Google did something to their SMTP servers today and my ability to send email from my Google account just stopped working. App-specific passwords aren't working anymore. Guess I am just going to quit email.
Do you actually “laugh out loud” when you type “lol”? I’ve had a coworker once mention that I was the first person who’s actually done it. Like I laugh. Then type it. Then they’d see it. This was a reproducible feature, lol (v2.jacky.wtf/post/b0075cb0-…)
Flick is DEFINITELY a Steven Universe fan. #AnimalCrossing #ACNH #NintendoSwitch
I really really hope this is true.
Alexander Verbeek 🌍 https://twitter.com/Alex_Verbeek
🌎 Don’t miss this one 😊
So sick of calorie-starvation weight loss things masquerading as “health” or “fitness” apps. My health issues aren’t caused by my weight. My weight is one of many effects caused BY my health issues, and a benign one at that.
"The precise magnitude of the virus’s fatality rate is a matter of academic debate. The reality of what it can do to hospitals is not." once again, @edyong209’s writing is 💯<chefs-kiss> theatlantic.com/health/archive…
The art direction on this Nicolás Jaar profile on Resident Advisor (residentadvisor.net/features/3672) is a great example of something that looks cool but is an accessibility problem. There are images moving constantly on top of the text; it’s distracting and makes reading difficult.
Catalina has been the worst macOS release since Lion. Looking forward to when they fix all the problems and call it Mountain Catalina.
Dear Past Kitt, That task you're avoiding? You still aren't going to want to do it any more today than yesterday, so just do it already, okay? Same for you, Current Kitt. Love, Future Kitt.
I never thought I would be so fixated on when I can grocery shop again, but week 8 of no grocery shopping: When will immunosuppressed people be able to grocery shop again? It's the little things, y'all.
Congrats to the whole Cumulus team! You made a dent in the world.
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Cumulus Networks is officially joining the @nvidia team! --> blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2020/05/0…

It takes more strength and speed to get what we need during eternal Caturday.

I'm all set with a 16" MBP/12.9" iPad Pro combo… but I'm still drooling over the $1799 option in this new lineup. That's a potent blend of specs! (I'm also sad because my old 13" MBP gave up the ghost recently when I pulled it out of storage. RIP 👻)
New 13-inch #MacBookPro ⌨️ Magic Keyboard 👇 Touch Bar 🎒 256GB to 4TB of storage 🧠 Intel 10th gen CPU 🔐 T2 ARM Chip 🌸 Intel Iris Plus graphics 🤔 16...
This is the most subtle thing about COVID-19 that could be understood. Our sick society has produced a more virulent form of this disease. theatlantic.com/health/archive…
Shower tiles in the shed looking good.

My dream art program

Ten years ago the death of Blogger FTP two days before inspired introducing “the indie web” as a definite noun phrase:
> Blogger turned off FTP May 1st [2010] Who/what will step up for the indie web?
http://tantek.com/2010/123/t2/blogger-turned-off-ftp-what-indie-web-diso (https://twitter.com/t/status/13329370781)

“The indie web” was a name given to the collective us that used and still uses our domains for our actively independent web presence, a practice Blogger FTP helped enable for many years, for many people. Our sites worked (were at least viewable) without requiring (truly independent of) another web site or service being actively up & running.

Blogger FTP was a nice-to-have, even if/when it was down, your site and permalinks were still browsable, and you could still manually FTP and edit your site, your blog, on whatever generic web hosting service you were using. You could migrate your blog by FTPing your static storage files from one web host to another. Without any database export/import/(re)configuration.

Subsequently of course https://indiewebcamp.com/ was founded, eventually (and currently) https://indieweb.org/, recognizing a pre-existing practice by naming it and giving it a community focus. A community to discover & find each other, to actively collaborate, building on each other’s ideas & building blocks, evolving our sites, innovating the practical peer-to-peer web with a plurality of approaches, designs, interoperable implementations, and sustainable solutions.
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