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Just want to acknowledge the joy of this endeavor. A running documentation of your failures is a great idea that I fully support. »

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http://www.howardism.org/Technical/Emacs/orgmode-wordprocessor.html When I first saw one of his videos I was wondering how sick an effect was achieved, though I never asked–thanks to all who did for me. »

http://chromakode.com/post/18-years-in-8-hours »

http://rootco.de/2016-03-28-why-use-tumbleweed/ »

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On the one hand: of course it does. On the other hand: pretty terrifying. So if Google favours one candidate in an election, its impact on undecided voters could easily decide the election’s outcome. Source: How the internet flips elections and alters our thou… »

Aaron “tenderlove” Patterson http://usesthis.com/interviews/aaron.patterson/ Firefox has an extremely nice feature that I like for web development: if you hit ‘ (single quote) it will bring up a search box, but the search box only searches through links on the page. Then you can hit enter to navigate to that link. That way I can avoid using my mouse. I didn’t know about this, but I’m certainly interested as it’s a useful feature I’d previously installed plugins to deal with. »

I don’t think I agree with the unsupported conclusion, but the video is interesting and generally well done―and the examples are fun. »

Watching this makes me feel somewhat nostalgic about the days when copies were hard. Also, it seems so important to document this transition from old to new ways of doing things (and all the drama and challenges inherent to the change). It also reminds me of this clever video showing the changing nature of how we get things done. This next video does a good job of contextualizing the transition of real tools to icons―revealing the meaning behind the terms and symbols some of us have never had any direct experience with in our designing lives. »

I can only say that you should watch this and enjoy it. It’s a beautiful video. »