From "a field guide to the future of work" https://t.co/DaZ9vRZAJL pic.twitter.com/369qOfxeVk
— Bruce Lawson (@brucel) April 9, 2019
Category: Twitter
Posts from the microblogging service Tweitter.
RT @WebDevLaw: All-out cross-party onslaught now against online anonymity, “if you’ve got nothing to hide you’ve got nothing to fear.” That means you if you’re LGBT youth, you’re in an abusive relationship, you’ve been trafficked, you’re being controlled…
All-out cross-party onslaught now against online anonymity, "if you've got nothing to hide you've got nothing to fear." That means you if you're LGBT youth, you're in an abusive relationship, you've been trafficked, you're being controlled…
— Heather Burns (@WebDevLaw) April 8, 2019
RT @WebDevLaw: You also need to look at the noise around the white paper through the perspective of it being a *moral* digital strategy, not an *economic* one. The economic and legal basis for your work – which you are losing in four days – has no replacement. https://t.co/21uNgjBx21
You also need to look at the noise around the white paper through the perspective of it being a *moral* digital strategy, not an *economic* one. The economic and legal basis for your work – which you are losing in four days – has no replacement. https://t.co/21uNgjBx21
— Heather Burns (@WebDevLaw) April 8, 2019
Ladies and gentlemen, may I present one of the most influential people in modern software development: (don’t worry Miguel!) https://t.co/IpcjKMLeDB
Ladies and gentlemen, may I present one of the most influential people in modern software development: (don't worry Miguel!) https://t.co/IpcjKMLeDB
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) April 8, 2019
RT @slightlylate: Everything about this is gutting to me because industry trends are premised on the lie that we can afford as much JS as we’re sending today. We simply can’t, and the folks who can get us out of this mess feel adrift rather than empowered? Ugh: https://t.co/lp2NvT5oeA
Everything about this is gutting to me because industry trends are premised on the lie that we can afford as much JS as we're sending today. We simply can't, and the folks who can get us out of this mess feel adrift rather than empowered? Ugh:https://t.co/lp2NvT5oeA
— Alex Russell (@slightlylate) April 6, 2019