Editing and manipulating someone isn't new. But now that it is more accessible than ever for anyone to do, it feels as if every day I could be risking my safety.
I just watched Apple’s “Meet Safari for Spatial Computing” where they talk about how Safari works on the new visionOS and what you can do to make your web pages look great on Apple’s new device.
I posted a link the other day to this sobering essay about how the promised migration to Mastodon didn’t go as hoped. It makes some assumptions about what people were hoping for in the first place, but if you were (as I was) hoping that this would be a moment that federated …
I first spoke at CSS Day in Amsterdam back in 2016. Well, technically it was the HTML Day preceding CSS Day, when I talked about the A element. I spoke at CSS Day again last year, when I gave a presentation about alternative histories of styling.
I'm tempted to auto-generate friendly for mobile reading version of content from articles I find useful information from. For example, workers.org keeps me appraised but I'd like to pull the information onto my eReader so I don't have to be on my computer a lot. I can see this …
Paul Graham's not a bad guy once you completely ignore who he is as a person, can only see people for their wealth and also aspire to have said wealth (or relevancy in whiteness). Same with Marc Andersson, Jack Dorsey, Sheryl Sandberg, Mark Benioff, Steward Butterfield, Mark …
