Want to read: The Design of Everyday Things by (ISBN 9780465050659)
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Malcolm Blaney on unicyclic.com:Hi Chris you should try the new html version of twitter-atom, it includes author photos! You should also try subscribing to your feed on unicyclic.com. I'm really happy with how it's looking in my reader, and will put the challenge out there that it's the nicest looking twitter display available in a feed reader. :-)
Ooh, nice. I was just wondering if it had a microformats version. Looking much better in Monocle now!
Joshua Williams on twitter.com:Kristie texted me this morning to let me know she had to put one of our cats down and honestly, I am not okay today.
Oof, I'm sorry. Hugs.
Look at this poster! Can't wait.
gRegor Morrill on gregorlove.com:Five Things You May Not Know About Me
San: Generally I do. I love the flexibility it has offered. I do have to be intentional about getting out and being social, though.
Dave Rubin on twitter.com:So anonymous account which spreads lies all day long which get shared by progressive activists (and Google employees), deleted this tweet. Curious, @jack, got a policy on these accounts? It’s your company and you can do what you want.
See my earlier tweets for more on Steakgate!
How are you this bad at understanding Twitter jokes?
Dave Franco Squad, Also WaffleGang on twitter.com:Look @rubinreport, you and I both know there's only one way to settle this: A BATTLE OF IDEAS
moderated by @SamSeder
or a steak-off
gRegor Morrill on gregorlove.com:I am excited to announce I am not running for president in 2020.
https://twitter.com/thewayoftheid/status/1195056982643920896
@ everyone liking this: how dare you
I am excited to announce I am not running for president in 2020.
https://twitter.com/thewayoftheid/status/1195056982643920896
Jamie Tanna on www.jvt.me:Ditching Event Platforms for the IndieWeb
My latest thought was to set up an email-based one-time password system so people could log in, RSVP, and select whether they want their RSVP to appear publicly or not.
I will probably experiment with this on my own site, but I could also see it as a Bridgy-like service that generates an RSVP post with mf2 and sends a webmention on your behalf.
gRegor Morrill on gregorlove.com:Pronouns in the Bio
Laurie: I'm not sure I understand your comment about they/them. Those are non-binary/gender-neutral pronouns and aren't used across the board by trans people. E.g. trans women who want to be identified as she/her use she/her.
That's interesting about it being triggering. Certainly if someone isn't comfortable with sharing their pronouns, they don't have to. I suspect that's a really small minority, though. The overwhelming response I've heard from trans people online and in person is that it's a good thing.
It is a small thing for cis people to do, which I think is all the more reason for us to do it. It shouldn't be a thing that only trans/non-binary people do.
Taylor Elizabeth Rose (also known as Waldon/Waldo) on twitter.com:Me too! I can't think past December 3rd (Giving Tuesday) right now, but I think I can.
Understandable. Next year we should have the meetups at least monthly, perhaps every two weeks, depending on interest and availability.
gRegor Morrill on gregorlove.com:Maybe don’t have an email subscription popover when I click the unsubscribe link in your email, B&H?
*whispers* Maybe don’t have popovers on your site at all.
Maybe don’t have an email subscription popover when I click the unsubscribe link in your email, B&H?
Chris Aldrich on boffosocko.com:Podcast discovery, Huffduffer, and listen feeds
I wonder if wavelist.xyz could be involved here somehow, too.