@ai6yr I have ‘online pen pal’ in the UK that I chat with regularly. They aren’t exactly preparing for natural disasters, they are preparing for war. They think Putin is out of control and world war 3 is coming soon.

I do love a satisfying conclusion in 44 minutes. #Comic

Cheers folks - very clearly communicated, appreciate all the work the CoMaps teams are putting in

If you've ever fucked up with me here - the last thing you should do is try to stalk me from your other accounts. You should actually try some fucking genuine humility actions, before even trying to approach me in any way again.

@mwichary I think there is a lot to talk about here. He was famous for using the grid, sometimes to an extreme degree. But he also believed in strong visual hierarchy. So as you point out, the larger knobs separating things out, the colors on his calculator, etc.

These were all good examples of visual simplicity and structure. Even his tactical sense with his concave buttons or ridged sliders were way ahead his time. But there's also room to criticize because he frequently used tiny text with low contrast ratios and had a blind spot towards colorblindness.

So I don't have the full story, but I believe this would be a really interesting conversation to have and to flesh out.

It is becoming increasingly clear that the trumpies are creating a pretense upon which they (and mike johnson, speaker/house) will declare California's elections invalid for at least some races (those in which D's win.)

(Johnson is thought to be preparing to fire the Clerk of the House and hire a flunky replacement who will refuse to swear in those D winners on next January 3.)

"Justice Department subpoenas California officials in escalation of its scrutiny of elections"

https://apnews.com/article/california-noncitizen-voting-trump-midterm-lawsuit-20714065e59fe13db0e53c711a3ca390

I missed a golden opportunity to be fired in the most hilarious way possible today... apparently the office had a Mario bros themed Halloween costume party and they were short a Luigi.

@ai6yr
1-34 through 1-37 has an actual checklist dealie

@ai6yr @scott @autolycos
yup WCK is 💯
one of the few agencies I'd give money to [back when I had money]
Red Cross has way toooo much overhead

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@MsMerope Thanks!

@verge

Better for Sam Altman perhaps.

What did Aaron Swartz say about the guy?

@ai6yr My concern is that these articles overwhelm the actual government advice, which can be very different.

Compare the UK-originated advice with my local advice on contents of the emergency kit for the most likely disaster.

https://www.cfs.sa.gov.au/plan-prepare/before-a-fire-be-prepared/emergency-kits/emergency-kits/

Note the cotton full coverage clothing, boots, and a 100% woollen blanket.

Clayface was excellent. Sad, poignant, amazing FX, Naomi Ackie was amazing as always. 9/10

@ai6yr @GhostOnTheHalfShell @frobozz
Animals is another consideration. My neighbors can't just abandon the dairy cows. Those cows have to be milked twice a day no matter what or they stop producing.

@hacks4pancakes
yeah but those NFTs can print("I'm alive") REALLY convincingly /s

A data centre power business losing a customer is the tell. Chips are the easy part to count; getting wires and a grid hookup on time is what decides who gets paid, and when.