Reposting ‘cause it’s good.
Why I Abandoned Business Modeling – Codemanship’s Blog
Don’t start with features. Start with a problem. Design the simplest solution you can think of that might solve that problem, and make it available for real-world testing as soon as you can. Observe (and experience) the solution being used in the real world. Feed back lessons learned and go round again with an evolution of your solution. Rinse and repeat until the problem’s solved (my definition of “done”). Then move on to the next problem.
“Information Architecture Lenses: Perspectives on Structure”
This seems like a good idea.
“Tiger King is the TV equivalent of licking the subway pole.”
“Firefox 75: Ambitions for April - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog”
These three, which I took in Viðey two years ago, have a little bit of a ‘stockphoto’ feel to them but I like them
These two were taken in Hvalfjörður, Iceland. This is what remains of the WW2 US military base that the Americans built there.
A mountain wreathed in clouds and rainbows. Taken two years ago in Kaldidalur in Iceland. My dad would scold me for not remembering the mountain’s name.
Icelandic tourism in a nutshell. Taken about two years ago at Snorralaug. A bunch of tourists huddle around a puddle while listening to a tour guide talk about why it’s a historically important puddle.
This photo, of three kids running around at my friends’ outdoor commitment ceremony in Bristol, is a contender for my favorite photo I’ve ever taken.
If you’ve spent any time whatsoever in Clifton, then you know exactly where in Bristol this photo was taken. Also around fifteen years ago.
I took this picture, of a couple of golfers playing golf in Bristol, about fifteen years ago, or so. Back when doing things outside with other people was a little bit less threatening.
“LCH colors in CSS: what, why, and how? - Lea Verou”
Fun stuff.
“RIP: Metabarons artist Juan Gimenez passes away from COVID-19 - The Beat”
“Modular Computer: iPad Pro as a Tablet, Laptop, and Desktop Workstation - MacStories”