The school in St. Louis had metal detectors. Police said the doors were locked. There were armed guards inside the school. Two people are dead. Republicans will tell you the solution is somehow more guns. On Nov 8, you need to tell them they’re full of shit.

Every website should have a text-only version

Oh look a CEO who clearly doesn't understand the product

Yes! Go. See it now.

+1. Genuinely some of the most interesting and tangibly impactful content work I've seen.

It's deeply sad that business leaders continue to confuse foundational work with easy layoffs

To poet is to literally be ex stasis, to engage in life, to be always moved and moving, via this incessant and ever-complicating collection and reflection

I don't know who needs to hear this but sketching is a less inclusive activity than you think

So far, text-gen AI just feels a lot like distributed plagiarism

Look all I'm saying is: don't mark someone optional on your meeting invite and then ask why they didn't show

D&D: NO OGL FOR YOU Every other publisher: Bᵤₜ 𝓌ₑ ₕₐᵥₑ ₒₙₑ! D&D: oopsie, "rolled a 1"

Starting to feel like U.S. politicians are just profoundly bad at infosec

Maybe it's not so much that "nobody reads" as it is, "we're bad at presenting information clearly *and* equally bad at taking it in"

Maybe it's just me, but in the age of disinformation, integrating AI into search seems like the ... worst possible way to use it?

Finally my phone understands me

Hey guess what's true again this year, figmadesign!? You guessed it: no UX content title options.

Content designer: I don't want to put the meaning in the box. We don't need the box. Whole-ass org: It puts the meaning in the box or it gets the hose again.