i made a version of wikipedia you can doomscroll
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i made a version of wikipedia you can doomscroll
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The actual cycle of Twitter is that it was exploited by liars and Nazis in 2016 and so the company tightened its moderation rules and then a bunch of people on the right caught up in those rules decided it was biased and that included Musk who bought it and has now automated the Nazi lies.
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Justin Rastelli on stage at CascadiaJS
The link preview tutorial I didn't know I needed from @gregle.dev at #CascadiaJS!
Seriously some fantastic tips here, particularly about how to troll Twitter users 👀
Trump 2017: "It is my pleasure and my honor to announce my nomination of Jerome Powell."
Trump today: "He's a terrible Fed chair. I was surprised he was appointed. I was surprised frankly that Biden put him in and extended him."
Every news story will include both clips, right?
A winding road to Mt. Rainier, with an illustrated portrait of Justin Rastelli. Seattle, WA and Vancouver, BC. Sept 18-19.
What's in your <head>?
Justin Rastelli (@gregle.dev) is coming to #CascadiaJS to give us a quick refresher on the <head> element. 🤯 Dive into metadata, script, and style tags, and learn to craft platform-specific link previews to control how your site appears across the web 🌐
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Breaking News Consumer's Handbook: Protest Edition. 1. TV news will fixate on incidents of violence, even if rare and uncharacteristic of the overall event. 2. Oppontents will try to delegitimize protesters by claiming they are "paid" or otherwise dishonest. This is almost always untrue. 3. Measuing crowd sie is an imprecise, politicized enterprise. Be skeptical of hard numbers: view aerial photos and compare sources. 4. Beware loaded terms such as "riot" and "rebellion." They often reveal the political leanings of the media outlets using them. 5. Crowds at protests are so diverse that the media can tell any story the want. Beware broad conclusions based on extreme people or events. 6. Coverage often considers whether protesters left a mess, or helped clean up –– a subtle jab or praise. The truth is somewhere in the middle. 7. Protest coverage tends to be episodic, not long-term. Seek out stories that place events in their larger political and historical context. 8. The media will try to tabulate immediate successes and failures of protests. Remember, their impact may not be felt for years.
What points would you add to our Breaking News Consumer's Handbook: Protest Edition from 2018?
A chalk drawing of a sleepy red fox
Drew a new zoom background today
Take a break from scrolling ✨
Spring rain passing over the outskirts of Siena in Tuscany, Italy
#timelapse
Some peace for your timeline.
A foggy morning #timelapse in the Tuscany countryside looking toward the towers of San Gimignano.
So proud of @tomthinks.bsky.social for his gorgeous #goodboygraffiti art show last night and also so honored that my dog child made it into the mix 🐶🥰 You're doing amazing work, bro ❤️
Was dreaming about how I couldn't sleep last night... Which was very confusing
Now with alt text!
I noted the plaintiff in the case against the military transgender ban that just resulted in a nationwide injunction against it, out of WA state, is Commander Emily Shilling, a Navy fighter and test pilot who transitioned while in the service.
glaad.org/transgender-...
Rip farts in your open office cubicle. Be ungovernable.
Ms Casey from Severance
Your outie's code works on the first try
seattle-viaduct.gregle.dev
Last night I finished project I thought of 6 years ago 😎
A pair of time lapses of the Seattle waterfront. One before the removal of the Alaskan Way Viaduct and one after the completion of the new ocean pavilion. Complete with ambient audio and a little history. 🤓
End users are scary, they break too many things
This is one of those videos that you could work on forever, but suddenly it felt very important to make it, so I finally did: www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8Pn...
The interview involves a 45 minute call with the CTO, and two nights of work, to get invited to a half day of judgement from the tribal council, to then maybe work a week off contract so you can build an outlook clone
The interview process for an entry level position building a *checks notes* To Do app....
Aww thanks! 💜 I still want to go through and update/add project data. But that's resume building and that's a different kind of project 😅
Thanks for checking it out!
Spent the better part of summer and fall redesigning and rebuilding my portfolio. I'm so excited for it to finally be at a shareable state and would love feedback 💜 www.gregle.dev
