Collusion between three separate services owned by the same company: the Google search engine, the YouTube website, and the Chrome web browser.
Gosh, this kind of information could be really damaging if there were, say, antitrust proceedings initiated.
In the meantime, use Firefox
Playing Rip The Calico (reel) on mandolin:
Playing The Chapel Bell (jig) on mandolin:
A great talk by Ethan called The Design Systems Between Us.
Playing The Foxhunters (reel) on mandolin:
Playing The Kid On The Mountain (slip jig) on mandolin:
Playing Dinkey’s (reel) on mandolin:
Playing The Cuil Aodha (slide) on mandolin:
Playing Chief O’Neill’s Favourite (hornpipe) on bouzouki:
A great presentation on taking a sensible approach to web development. Great advice, as always, from the blogging machine that is Chris Ferdinandi.
The web is a bloated, over-engineered mess. And, according to developer and educator Chris Ferdinandi, many of our modern “best practices” are actually making the web worse. In this talk, Chris explores The Lean Web, a set of principles for a simpler, faster world-wide web.
Playing The Coleraine (jig) on mandolin:
Playing The Colliers’ (reel) on mandolin:
Playing The Toormore (slide) on mandolin:
Playing The Famous Ballymote (reel) on mandolin with @wordridden on fiddle:
Playing The Cliffs Of Moher (jig) on mandolin:
Playing The Congress Reel on mandolin:
Playing Gallagher’s Frolics (jig) on mandolin:
Playing The Drunken Landlady (reel) on mandolin:
This is such an excellent presentation! It really resonates with me.
Kyle Jacobson is a developer who’s been working with the web for over 10 years, and he talks about lessons from the past that can make the future of the web not only easier to develop using battle-tested technologies, but also one friendlier for humans.
Playing The Humours Of Whiskey (slip jig) on mandolin: