It’s a feature, not a bug.
A white Tesla Model S was sitting in a Rancho Cordova, Calif., wrecking yard earlier this month — having been severely damaged in a collision three weeks earlier — wh...
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On the #caltrain for the first time since before #COVID. Reading: new subvariants break though vaccination and previous infections. cnn.com/2022/06/22/hea…
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I don't think a lot of people now appreciate how incredibly groundbreaking Aqua was back in 2000.
It was a generational leap forward in UI technology. You can pretty much trace all modern OS graphics and typography back to that moment.
Great thread 👇
One thing this really highlights is just how transformative good design and optimized metrics & control sizes can be to an OS. Mac OS X was mere inches away from OPENSTEP...
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As I settle into the new house, I simply cannot wait to carve out the time to WRITE. All I want to do is write. 😅
(I guess nothing gets the ol' artistic juices flowing like not being able to work on anything for a period of time!)
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1-800-Flowers also "misunderstands" my request for access my personal data under #CCPA and starts the process to delete. Is that a new thing, instead of doing access they delete? Is that the intent (or the letter?) of the law? #privacy #datarights
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Frontier Airlines "misunderstands" my #CCPA request for a copy of my data, and says they deleted it instead. But they say if that was a misunderstanding, they can "reverse" it. Count my baffled.
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This is the sort of history that should be more commonplace in our schools. Why was I not taught this? What an excellent little interview. Going to buy Carol Anderson's book in triplicate.
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Working title for the next #SpicyWebDev article:
"There Is No Future Of Web Development"
(Note the conjunction: not "for", not "in")
Stay tuned! 😁
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If I could bottle my rage at the US health care system and burn it for fuel, I could solve the EU's heating crisis.
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In 5 minutes, I'll be kicking off our live Stranger Danger session. Come on by and see if you can break a chat app with me! twitch.tv/SnykLive
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I woke up and remembered that yesterday the Supreme Court decided to allow private insurance companies to limit dialysis coverage for people in kidney failure. Kidney disease is first- mark my words other diseases are coming. khn.org/morning-breako…
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Wordle 368 3/6
⬛⬛🟨⬛⬛
⬛🟨🟨🟨⬛
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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Do you have all the tools for the job during eternal Caturday?
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First time playing real D&D. Gnome Chomsky helped win my band’s first battle with a well-cast sleep spell that put the bad hobgoblin dude and 2 of the 3 remaining goblins out.
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So if I have deleted a photo from my phone, Instagram will only provide me with a link to the photo in my feed and provides me with no option for downloading that particular photo. If I want to share a particular daily photo on a blog post, for example, I have to use a third party app. (Note that Instagram provides an option to request the download of ALL of your photos but not individual ones.) I really hate that Instagram takes control of my interaction with my photos in this way.</p>\n<p>I have explored numerous ways to move from PESOS to POSSE with my photos. I am experimenting (again\u2013I joined in 2016) with using <a href=\"https://www.flickr.com/\">Flickr</a>. Although using Flickr doesn\u2019t get me to POSSE (since I\u2019d still be publishing elsewhere first), Flickr gives me more control over my posted photos. Since the last time I tried this experiment, Flickr has added some useful features that make sharing on Instagram and Facebook easier as well. 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"text": "Since April 2, 2019, I have been taking and posting a #DailyPhoto. This project started when my friend Sally asked if anyone wanted to join her in a #100DayProject where we commit to undertaking a creative activity (and posting the results publicly) for 100 days in a row. I decided to take a photo a day. I was successful and enjoyed this mindful practice so much that I have just kept going. Today (June 21, 2022), I posted a photo for the 1177th day in a row.\nSince the beginning, I have used Instagram to share my photos. There are a couple of features about Instagram that I really like. First, it\u2019s really easy to share photos from my phone to Instagram. I simply choose the photo I want to share. Second, still using only my phone, Instagram gives me the opportunity, while I\u2019m sharing, to crop and apply some simple filters to my photo. Third, it\u2019s really easy to cross-share photos from Instagram to Facebook (because they are the same company) so that friends and family to whom I\u2019m connected on each platform can see them. I simply flip a toggle. In other words, I have really enjoyed the convenience of the work flow of capturing photos with my phone and then editing and sharing those photos from that same device on various social media platforms.\nI am a strong proponent and practitioner of IndieWeb principles and so I want to publish my content on my own web site. Ideally, I would publish on my web and then send that content out to social media sites like Instagram and Facebook for my friends and family to see. This principle is called POSSE (Publish to your Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere). I used to be able to do this to Facebook fairly easily but Facebook removed the method that I used. (I also ran into some other technical details but that would be the focus of a future blog post). So I have been using the principle of PESOS (Publish Elsewhere, Syndicate to your Own Site) to get my photos displayed on this site. I use a WordPress plug-in called Instagram Feed to get the daily photos from Instagram onto my daily photo page.\nThis process has worked pretty well for me. But there is a problem with this solution that increasingly bothers me. The main storage site for my daily photos is Instagram. I have them on my phone until I delete them because I run out of space. To make sure I keep all my photos from my phone, I use a device called Monument, which provide automatic backup of my phone photos via wifi. I love the automatic part of this. As soon as I walked into my house, any new photos on my phone are automatically uploaded to the device. I take a lot of photos. Sometimes I am choosing my daily photo from a hundred or more photos, all of which get stored on my Monument device. So there is no way for me to easily determine which photos are my daily photos. The only place the daily photos are stored together is on Instagram. Since I have backups of all of those photos, you might think that I wouldn\u2019t mind that this is only place these photos are stored all together. But Instagram dictates how I can interact with those photos.\nThat is, Instagram won\u2019t let me easily download my own daily photos. So if I have deleted a photo from my phone, Instagram will only provide me with a link to the photo in my feed and provides me with no option for downloading that particular photo. If I want to share a particular daily photo on a blog post, for example, I have to use a third party app. (Note that Instagram provides an option to request the download of ALL of your photos but not individual ones.) I really hate that Instagram takes control of my interaction with my photos in this way.\nI have explored numerous ways to move from PESOS to POSSE with my photos. I am experimenting (again\u2013I joined in 2016) with using Flickr. Although using Flickr doesn\u2019t get me to POSSE (since I\u2019d still be publishing elsewhere first), Flickr gives me more control over my posted photos. Since the last time I tried this experiment, Flickr has added some useful features that make sharing on Instagram and Facebook easier as well. Check out my Flickr page.\nI have posted two daily photos using my \u201cFlickr first, Instagram second\u201d work flow and it is definitely not particularly convenient. But I\u2019m still working on the work flow so I\u2019m really hoping it gets better as I figure out the details.\nPhoto credit: Exit, which is one of my favorite daily photos, taken February 7, 2020."
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Heyo - tomorrow I'm hosting a session on our twitch channel at 11am edt.
If any of you can make it to heckle me, that'd be awesome!
There's a live hacking segment at the beginning where we try to crash a chat app. The more the merrier!
twitch.tv/SnykLive
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Just discovered that the drive-thru lane at Burgerville does not support bikes. Even Xtracycles.
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Thrilled to welcome Chris and his team to Mission! We’ve been building incredible software for customers for years, and this addition broadens our expertise, skills, and capacity.
Let’s go!
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