Reposting: SwiftOnSecurity on Twitter
“Tweeting about trending topics is a good way to farm crappy followers that yell at you.”
If recent tradition holds, I’m going to be up early tomorrow, so I figured I’d preemptively set up something to work on while everyone else is still asleep…
Reposting: Garbage on Twitter
“I BOUGHT A BOOK BASED ON THE LIVE ACTION DORA MOVIE AND I TURNED TO A RANDOM PAGE AND LIKE-”
Reposting: Carole Cadwalladr on Twitter
“‘Here’s another way to say it: the biggest FTC fine in United States history increased Mark Zuckerberg’s net worth.’
It really is amazing. I think this might be the moment we later realise that Facebook broke the American dream
https://t.co/jcfsDajMtV”
The Lost and the Damned is the follow up to The Solar War, and second book in the eight-part The Siege of Terra series. The collector’s Edition is every bit as gorgeous as the first book. I can’t wait to get stuck in!
Reposting: Peter Dolanjski on Twitter
“"It's time to start using Firefox's solid collection of content-blocking tools" https://t.co/JQIKGpONk1”
Reposting: Dusty Smith 🥤 on Twitter
“Jason Mamoa is getting body shamed on the internet today for this picture of him on vacation bc he’s “fat now” and has a “dad bod”... and I’m officially never taking my shirt off ever again as long as I live. Not even in the shower.”
Reposting: Anil Dash 🥭 on Twitter
“Imagine using this framing for any other humanitarian crisis. https://t.co/Osimm5gqjk”
“Mozilla was nominated for an “Internet Villain” award – and The People Of The Internet were not pleased”
I wonder how much of an unintended consequence the nomination had? Speaking for myself, I turned the DNS-over-HTTPS feature on because the nomination drew my attention to it having been implemented in Firefox.
Reposting: a post
Reposting: Parker Molloy on Twitter
“I think we know how this will play out.
Evangelical: "Trans people are an abomination! Blah blah blah! LGBTQ is evil! Blah blah blah!"
LGBTQ people: "You're bigots."
Twitter: [suspends LGBTQ person] https://t.co/Z7vytcdq25”
Reposting: Andy Bell on Twitter
“It’s wild that 50 years ago, Margaret Hamilton was writing code that was put on punch cards and then loaded up on a computer that landed Astronauts on the moon.
Now, folks use React to render a bloody blog 😂”
