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If I were a My Little Pony, I would have a purple body and curly yellow hair. My name would be "Daffil" and I would be a hairdresser, so my cutie mark would be a blow dryer.
Good article, but the real takeaway is:
On macOS, you can open an emoji keyboard with ctrl + cmd + space. On Windows, you can open one with windows + .
If you’re willing to embrace the grind you’ll look like a magician.
Tim: “What's that song you're singing, Brian?”
Melissa: “It's from 'Wilbur's Spider'.”
Brian: “...You mean 'Charlotte's Web'?”
My cat name: Wobbleton
The first free online copy of Domesday Book. With an interactive map!
Brian introduces a new series: Stuff I Learned on Wikipedia. Which article related to books is the most interesting? Is the answer, "None of them"?
Excellent list. One of my favorites:
- Naming things is fantastic. Everything on the screen should have a name. It’s better for your work. It’s better for accessibility. It’s better for your design. Take a table view and name it ‘Inbox’, ‘Screener’, or ‘Paper Trail’, and they suddenly mean something. What you do with them has changed. A good name transforms design and action.
Koser's Theory of Leftovers: At midnight, leftovers are redistributed evenly
(E.g., if I eat 4 pizza slices, Melissa eats 2, and there are 2 slices left, we both get 1 slice the next day)
A good science fiction story should be able to predict not the automobile but the traffic jam.
Tell a story. Find a story structure.
How am I just now seeing this