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Seymouria baylorensisFeed me, Seymouria!" No, not the man-eating plant from Little Shop of Horrors — though life in the Early Permian had its fair share of drama. Meet Seymouria baylorensis, an evolutionary troublemaker that spent...
This one from Donk-tk is very short (39 seconds), but extremely memeable. Hang in there Donkey Kong, we know just how you feel.
After a two-week hiatus due to being on vacation in Georgia and western North Carolina, I’m back with my latest top 30 chart. American indie pop-rock band Death Cab for Cutie jumps four spots to take over the #1 spot with their pensive...
Whoa, what a strange place we are in right now. I am not even sure what kind of product this is. Is it a tool or a sheath or a container? Which scoring system wor...
This week, we explore answers to common accessibility myths, modal versus page UX decisions, and how AI affects design quality. Also: a nice mathematical font pairing tool, a podcast about inclusive enterprise UX, and CSS new properties...
I’ve always found that a somewhat strange thing to aim for. I understand there are several thousand people worldwide working to build a loyal subscriber base (“building loyal subscribers” makes one sound like Dr. Frankenstein). And...
Every two years, ElectroneX is held in Sydney. Every two years, I attend. It’s like a pilgrimage to a spiritual home for those working in electronics, as it is our local expo. We’re not quite fortunate to have the gigantic shows like...
Edmund Wilson was a mid-twentieth-century literary critic and all-around intellectual authority. He wrote for moderate-circulation magazines like the New Republic and the New Yorker, and he also wrote several influential books. I’m...
Today seemed like a good day to finally update my Now page.
On technology that needs to get into a very cold sea.
The dark chthonic waters – essentially ancestral waters – rise from the unseen land of the dead into light and become visible. This process is controlled by ancestral agency, the waters becoming a medium through which ancestral presence...
A wonderful example of taking cues from the environment to tell a story. Seeing what others may miss and expressing it in a new way. We tell our stories every day and leave them open to interpretation. I’m choosing to see this one as...