A lesson in table tennis, humility, and getting out of your head:
— Morten the Northman (@mor10) March 4, 2019
Kind: Notes
RT @jkronika: Apps like Instapaper and Readability were designed to help “slow down” content – grab content, remove clutter, change type and colors… Readability 1.0 was open sourced and grabbed by Safari as Reader View. #aea #aeasea #aeasea2019
Apps like Instapaper and Readability were designed to help "slow down" content – grab content, remove clutter, change type and colors… Readability 1.0 was open sourced and grabbed by Safari as Reader View. #aea #aeasea #aeasea2019
— Jake Kronika (@jkronika) March 4, 2019
RT @amolrajan: 1/ Leading tech giants have written to the Culture, Home and Health Secretaries spelling out what they think regulation of online harm should look like. Includes Google, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter, Airbnb, Uber. Here’s a first sighting and my @bbcnews blog: https://t.co/MkU679DMPS https://t.co/fQFmg7llym
1/ Leading tech giants have written to the Culture, Home and Health Secretaries spelling out what they think regulation of online harm should look like. Includes Google, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter, Airbnb, Uber. Here’s a first sighting and my @bbcnews blog: https://t.co/MkU679DMPS pic.twitter.com/fQFmg7llym
— Amol Rajan (@amolrajan) February 28, 2019
RT @mor10: #accessibility is the core premise of the web. Accessibility is the job. #a11y https://t.co/eyP1MQGRnS
#accessibility is the core premise of the web. Accessibility is the job. #a11y https://t.co/eyP1MQGRnS
— Morten the Northman (@mor10) February 28, 2019
So long Alex, thanks for everything. https://t.co/DaeP3lAIW0
So long Alex, thanks for everything. https://t.co/DaeP3lAIW0
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) February 28, 2019