
Checked in at Plough & Stars. Sunday night session 🎻🎵
Checked in at Plough & Stars. Sunday night session 🎻🎵
Checked in at Jolly Brewer. Tunes! — with Jessica
This is superbly in-depth and easy-to-follow article from Cassie—everything you need to know about motion paths in SVG and CSS! It’s worth reading just for the wonderful examples.
I feel my trajectory as a musician maps to the trajectory of the web industry. The web is still young. We’re all still figuring stuff out and we’re all eager to get better. In our eagerness to get better, we’re reaching for more complexity. More complex abstractions, build processes, and tools. Because who wants to be bored playing in 4/4 when you can be playing in 7/16?
I hope we in the web field will arrive at the same realization that I did as a musician: complexity is not synonymous with quality.
Can I get an “Amen!”?
The design history of the New York subway map.
The carbon cost of collecting and storing data no one can use is already a moral issue.
So before you add another field, let alone make a new service, can you be sure it will make enough of a difference to legitimise its impact on the planet?
This book is a beautiful tribute to Cindy.
Several talented illustrators have come together to create a unique book about unique animals. Each contributor has a special connection to the book’s original illustrator, Cindy Li. When she was unable to complete the illustrations before passing away in 2018, many of Cindy’s talented friends offered to help finish the project.
I think you should get a copy of this book for the little animal lover in your life this Christmas.
Proceeds from the sale of this book benefit Apollo Li Harris and Orion Li Harris, two out-of-this-world kids who had an amazing mom.
Checked in at Museum of Art History (Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien). Culture vultures. — with Remy
Now that’s what I call a decentralised network!
Diagram courtesy of @MxBck’s excellent #IndieWeb talk at the @WeAreWebClerks conference:
Checked in at Griechenbeisl. Schni-po-sa.
Hanging out with Ramón and @Eva_trostlos in Vienna for the @WeAreWebClerks conference.
Checked in at British Airways First Lounge
Aaron outlines some sensible strategies for serving up images, including using the Cache API from your service worker script.
I would say Falcor from Neverending Story, the big flying dog.
Kreuzberg.
Checked in at Flughafen Berlin Tempelhof. with Jessica
Checked in at Lutter & Wegner Gendarmenmarkt. Knusprige Ente — with Jessica
This would be a fascinating experiment to run in Firefox nightly! This is in response to that post I wrote about third-party scripts.
(It’s fascinating to see how different this response is to the responses from people working at Google.)
Wer hat uns verraten? Metadaten!
Who has betrayed us? Metadata!
Checked in at LIU 成都味道. Szechuan noodles!