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  • louie zong

    → 9:04 PM, Apr 29
  • Finding Our Way is a new podcast on design leadership with Jesse James Garrett and Peter Merholz

    → 9:03 PM, Apr 29
  • Paul Ford

    → 9:00 PM, Apr 29
  • Music to listen to while wandering in a dungeon

    → 8:54 PM, Apr 29
  • There is a face house in Japan

    → 8:48 PM, Apr 29
  • A SCHOOL BUS jumping over a whole bunch of motorcycles

    → 11:39 AM, Apr 19
  • [What a beautiful map of California] (https://mobile.twitter.com/geo_spatialist/status/1251671066164056065) including clouds drifting off the coast

    → 10:31 AM, Apr 19
  • One Way to Potentially Track Covid-19? Sewage Surveillance sounds promising

    → 9:20 AM, Apr 19
  • The Sidewalk Weekly podcast is an interesting and light look at urban tech news

    → 3:21 PM, Apr 17
  • Roam is a super nerdy (I mean that in the best possible way) note taking tool that allows multiple ways to interconnect your thoughts

    → 3:19 PM, Apr 17
  • Week 15.20 - media diet, tiny offices, sea creatures, and more

    ↑ Current mood, photo by Patrick Joust

    • I just finished The Winter People, a creepy book that toggles between two families, one in 1908 and one in modern times, living in the same haunted/cursed farm house.

    • I just started Terriers on Hulu. It’s like a less psychedelic Big Lebowski meets 80s/90s detective show.

    • These little animated excercising stick figures are awesome, bonus points for an excercise regime you can do in a “postage-stamp flat”

    • I wonder if I could get a bunch of these mini-offices, one for each family member

    • The humble text field gets some design love

    • Whereby, a Zoom alternative

    • A rainy night in some Portuguese village

    • Stories to wash your hands by

    • What a strange sea beast

    “These days do feel long, but the year will be short.” - Emmet Connolly

    → 9:09 AM, Apr 10
  • Larry David

    → 9:51 AM, Apr 6
  • MapLab: A Shrinking Mental Map

    “Under quarantine, the map of my world has shrunk in distance, but if I try hard enough, maybe it doesn’t have to shrink in detail.” 

    → 8:21 AM, Apr 5
  • An interesting nugget from Advice from Ten Years of Leading Remote Teams:

    → 9:29 AM, Apr 3
  • Nails, foggy nights, wave forms, and more

    Just doing my part to prevent doomscrolling with these short videos and pretty pictures:

    Nightime in Pittsburgh // wave forms from a drawing machine // one foggy night // shaking nails, stick with it // tracing murmations

    → 2:42 PM, Apr 2
  • The 404 page for the Information Architecture Conference is fun:

    → 8:26 AM, Apr 2
  • Trains in Motion is a series of photos by Aaron Durand. /via Present & Correct

    → 4:03 PM, Apr 1
  • Still Hiring lists companies with open positions for those job hunting in these tough times. Looks like everything from grocery stores to marketing agencies are listed.

    → 10:54 AM, Apr 1
  • Some things for your eyeballs 👀

    Peel Tridents are tiny little cars from the 60s // a map showing river basins in Florida // photos of the remote town of Norilsk in Siberia // tiny 3D scenes from pop culture // MD Eight is a font that seems to go with clackity keyboards + beeps and boops // commuting now

    → 12:13 PM, Mar 31
  • The Short Story Club is like a book club, but for short stories. RSVP, read a short story, and join a live discussion with the author on Zoom. First up, a story from Cory Doctrow. Plus proceeds go towards getting masks to healthcare workers. In.

    → 7:17 PM, Mar 30
  • U.S. Digital Response is looking for volunteers to help State and Local governments with technical support for their COVID-19 response. Types of skills sought include: UX research/design, content strategy, front-end engineering and more.

    → 1:45 PM, Mar 30
  • An integration loop

    → 8:09 PM, Mar 29
  • Really dark mode

    → 8:15 AM, Mar 27
  • Abandoned is a calm (to me) documentary series that “… explores abandoned places with the people who love them long after the lights have gone out.”

    → 10:14 AM, Mar 26
  • A nice conversation with InVision’s Mike Davidson

    → 10:09 AM, Mar 26
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