Replying to a tweet from @markboulton
The Marvel movies in timeline order.
And if you change your mind about Star Wars… https://adactio.com/journal/16826
The Marvel movies in timeline order.
And if you change your mind about Star Wars… https://adactio.com/journal/16826
Cool URIs don’t change.
The list was at http://www.google.com/corporate/tenthings.html
I’ll update my collection: https://principles.adactio.com/#google
Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
I call dibs on Conservative Web Apps.
Congratulations! Well deserved!
Yay! Glad you liked it, Erik!
You and Bob Dylan both!
My wife just said the same thing—“he was probably a conscript himself!”
Sounds good. My email address is jeremy at adactio dot com.
Yup. @EdenT has already resigned. I will be “advising” that the AMP project be killed with fire …and then resigning.
Well, when the link text is “vanilla JavaScript”, who else am I going to link to? 😉
But why would that change if the advertising were contextual instead of behavioural? The brokers wouldn’t change, just the algorithm that decides which ad to show.
I draw the exact opposite conclusion.
It would drive traffic to the sites with the best content—the more niche the content, the more suitable the advertising. Perfect for smaller publishers.
Best of all, the the tar tar pits are in Los Angeles, home to the baseball team the the angels angels.
Wait till you hear about the sale they’re having at Pen Island!
A part of me is waiting for Hadden to reveal a second dish. 😢
And when I say “quarter past six”, I mean “five past six.”
Doh!
…and when I say “the skies are clear”, I mean “partly cloudy”.
Yes! Prioritisation is what makes a good design principle useful (instead of fuzzy and toothless).
Congratulations!