Funny reading about the death of RSS in Feedly. ift.tt/2vzUk5v

A quite place ift.tt/2Mp6Qfw

Yes, rainbows are nice to look at. No, you shouldn't use them to color your data.

Twitter notification seems to be useless now that they include a lot of random noise, instead of actual important notifications.

10 years to the first moon colony. It's a nice dream. youtube.com/watch?v=NtQkz0…

Cool tool by Andrew VanNess to re-colour websites through CSS to simulate different types of colour vision. github.com/oftheheadland/…

The PBR Book is available for free: buff.ly/2ElnXz5

Seen on computergraphics.stackexchange.com: For shader math, why should linear RGB keep the gamut of sRGB? buff.ly/2S4uPDZ

May you R.I.P. Robert W.G. Hunt!

Great animation to see that trying to look for meaning in small samples' differences is often staring at random noise. Raincloud plots with sample size N=50 (left) and N=200 (right). No difference between the two conditions. By Andrew Stewart

You don't have to wait to be asked for a People's Vote on Brexit. Just make up your own ballot paper and send it to your local MP (find your's parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-… ), your government (Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street, SW1A2AA), or your ruling monarch (for good luck).

The future of HCI? darpa.mil/news-events/20…

Is the EU Democratic? Does Your Vote Matter?youtube.com/watch?v=h4Uu5e… bit.ly/2JVuMbP

Working at the intersection of visualization and the humanities? The deadline for VIS4DH Workshop is fast approaching! Submit your paper by July 8! vis4dh.dbvis.de/index.html

We have an Open Collective page! If you wish to buy us some coffee ☕️or contribute to purchase journal publications and standards, you can now sponsor us! 💖 buff.ly/2N0SpRE

We have another position open at the University of St Andrews HCI group SACHI St Andrews HCI - we are in particular looking for applicants working at the intersection of #visualization and #HCI! Come and join our vibrant community! St Andrews CompSci @sig_chi IEEE VIS vacancies.st-andrews.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/17…

Our first GSoC is complete! Well deserved congratulations to our three students, Nishant | njwardhan.eth, Omar Wagih and Paweł Redman for their excellent work over the Summer. Huge thanks to our mentors, Hao Xie, Michael Mauderer, and Nick Shaw for their help. buff.ly/2Rcv3d0

Colour has reached a 1000 Github ⭐⭐⭐! We have written a blog post to celebrate: buff.ly/33eraey Thank you all :)

Students told to analyse a dataset to test a specific hypothesis tended to miss the gorilla hidden in the data genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…