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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.

The first free on­line copy of Domesday Book. With an in­ter­ac­tive map!

Excellent list. One of my fa­vorites:

36. 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)

Tell a story. Find a story struc­ture.

How am I just now see­ing this

By bet­ting on Starship, which en­tails a host of de­vel­op­ment risks, NASA is tak­ing a chance on what would be a much brighter fu­ture. One in which not a hand­ful of as­tro­nauts go to the Moon or Mars, but dozens and then hun­dreds. In this sense, Starship rep­re­sents a rad­i­cal de­par­ture for NASA and hu­man ex­plo­ration.

An in­ter­est­ing book by an in­ter­est­ing man. The dig­i­ti­za­tion story is also in­ter­est­ing.

Interesting es­says on early an­i­ma­tion