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Posts from blogs I read written in the last few days.

  • West of England Design Forum 🇬🇧 Elliot Jay Stocks

    See the full details on the event’s website…

    The Other Day · 12:00
  • OTP replay: “One time” doesn’t always mean one session WonderProxy

    Something made me pause! This was when I noticed something strange. I had entered the exact same OTP code three times across different browser sessions. Now that is a critical red alert!…

    Today · 07:00
  • In recent years, science has been learning more and more... Jason Kottke

    In recent years, science has been learning more and more about how central the role of inflammation is to our health. “The paradox that often makes treating chronic inflammation so diffic…

    Yesterday · 15:46
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    • Huh, here’s the trailer for a new director’s cut (of...
    • Are You Good at Mowing Lawns?
    • “ poetry camera is a new way to see your world....
    • The Phone in Your Hand . “A layer-by-layer teardown of...
    • An 8K Cinematic Tribute to the Artemis II Mission
    • The Past Catalog Archive is a throwback to fun & modest...
    • Reading Maps : Journeys from books & films (Moby-Dick,...
    • Work vs gym: a simple way to decide whether to use AI...
    • “Long live Hyrule jazz!” The Z Suites is “a...
    • How Podcasts Ruined America . This is an odd claim and...
    • Pilcrow, Dagger, and Octothorp, Oh My!
    • What Climate Science Can Tell Us About the Lost World...
    • This is fun: BoxSquad . Limbs & borders are all draggable.
    • “A Los Angeles Costco parking lot [has] become a...
    • Does Christopher Nolan Consider Himself a Bard for a Civilization at Dusk?
    • Google Earth stupidly launched an AI image-gen feature...
    • The Listening Museum : “36 mechanical keyboards...
  • I Shot the Serif Dan Cederholm

    Or rather, I took photos of the new Serif goods that are now in the shop. I love a good typography pun, and this one was inspired by a hat I wore 20 years ago from the late and beloved Veer (a wonderf…

    Yesterday · 05:00
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    • Studio Notes #95
  • Backyard Designers: Draft Your Dream Design Team Brad Frost

    Backyard Designers is making its rounds, and I got to see myself as a little character. I saw commentary about it feeling icky in-club kinda stuff, which is why the parody site Brokeass Designers with…

    Two Days Ago · 18:00
  • Kri Kri Greek Frozen Yogurt Veerle Pieters

    A series of illustrations created for the Greek Frozen Yogurt ice cream line by Kri Kri.— via George Probonas…

    Two Days Ago · 00:38
  • Designing Systems That Decide Josh Clark

    “How do we transition our thinking, not for one deeply thoughtful flow or feature, but for a whole system where agents can build things we’ve never seen?” In his essay The Mental-Model Reset:…

    Three Days Ago · 16:28
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    • Boagworld: Designing Beyond the Chatbot
    • Publishers Consider Cutting Off Google
  • Entries logged without comment for the week ending 8/1 Rob Weychert

    Added to the film diary:DutchmanAnthony Harvey, 1966, ★★★½Nirvanna the Band the Show the MovieMatt Johnson, 2025, ★★★½ Tagged: August 2026 Reply via email Shop dis…

    Four Days Ago · 22:00
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    • Listening: July 2026
  • Aphera 1.0 Naz Hamid

    Software is hard. I’m getting close to 50. Tech has developed a new religion. The power dynamics have shifted, yet again. I asked myself in the last two years, what does w…

    The Other Day · 17:08
  • Untitled Chris Coyier

    Email from Apple: We’re reaching out to let you know that the iPhone Upgrade Program is coming to an end. Thank you for being a loyal member.  Awwww. Sad trombone. I’ve been on this program f…

    The Other Day · 09:39
  • How do we talk about atproto to non-developers? Rachel Andrew

    The beauty of AT Protocol is that all of your data from different apps is available on your PDS, your own folder on the internet containing your stuff as JSON. This means that you can switch which app…

    The Other Day · 06:16

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