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  1. Eric Bailey – Writing, , more info

    Accessibility preference settings, information architecture, and internalized ableism
    I have a lightning talk I deliver internally at my job. It is intentionally delivered to non-accessibility practitioners, so mainly engineers, designers, project managers, and product folk. The talk is about exploring macOS' Accessibility system preferences. It points out different features, like offline white noise sounds, color filters, and magnification. Here are the first two slides I use to set the tone: The talk deliberately avoids mentioning VoiceOver, or screen …
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  2. Design Inspiration ✨🦀, , more info

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  3. Southeast Asia construction, transport, and infrastructure, , more info

    Bad Urban Design: Center Point of Indonesia, a missed opportunity to put Makassar on the map
    Center Point of Indonesia is a megaproject being built off the coast of Makassar. City planners had an opportunity to make an iconic global city. Instead, they have opted for suburbia in the sea. They are making the same urban planning mistakes that are being made in every other Indonesian city. This is a review of my visit to Center Point of Indonesia in May 2024. About Center Point of …
    By James Clark, 1,722 words
  4. Minimalist Baker - Simple Recipes That Make You Feel Good, , more info

    Roasted Fall Vegetable Salad with White Beans
    Inspired by one of our go-to orders at True Food Kitchen, this roasted vegetable salad is fall at its best! Tender sliced butternut squash, crispy roasted Brussels sprouts, creamy white beans, and shredded kale in a zippy apple cider vinaigrette. It’s delicious, gorgeous, and a nutritional powerhouse! Just 30 minutes required for this gluten-free and plant-based meal packed with protein, fiber, and vitamins and minerals galore. Roasted Fall Vegetable Salad …
    By Dana @ Minimalist Baker, 84 words
  5. Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews | University of Notre Dame, , more info

    Kierkegaard, Mimesis, and Modernity: A Study of Imitation, Existence, and Affect
    Wojciech Kaftanski’s book is a wide-ranging treatment of Søren Kierkegaard’s unremitting engagement with the topic of mimesis, not only in the latter’s early aesthetic musings, or in his trenchant observations on the dynamics of social levelling, but also in the philosophical anthropology woven throughout the Dane’s reflections on art, religion, and human existence. Kaftanski traces the theme of mimesis through signed and pseudonymous works, as well as Kierkegaard’s journals and …
    By 9.5 Rumble-Kaftanski, 1,965 words
  6. Aiee! Run From Kelvin's Brainsplurge!, , more info

    We'll Burn All the Negatives
    Some of my books are on sale! BREAKING LOTFP EU WEBSTORE NEWS: * NEW SHIPPING METHOD! * 25 % OFF SALE ON BOOKLETS + SOFTCOVERS * JUST SEVEN COPIES OF MIDVINTER LEFT LotFP EU Webstore: https://www.lotfp.com/store/ We've got the Global Mail option on the EU webstore up and running, which will result in much cheaper shipping rates for a lot of customers on lighter (under 1kg or especially
    By thekelvingreen, 73 words
  7. Veronique | Blog, , more info

    a gentle re-knowing
    I feel like I'm slipping out of my daily blogging era. Life feels busy with weekend travels and mini getaways. New hobbies, pulling for first-place attention. But I miss it. I miss the soft struggle of marshaling my thoughts onto the screen. Capturing life experiences and sharing them to the void. On the other hand, life feels full, leaving fewer moments for written reflection and self-analysis. My inner fort of …
    By hidden (veronique), 114 words
  8. From Pyrgos, , more info

    What Are "Aquatics"?
    Over the years, I’ve immersed myself in a sea of perfume literature, and one of my biggest pet peeves is when people misidentify the classification of a fragrance by claiming it belongs to the wrong genre. This confusion is especially common with fougères, chypres, and aquatics, with the latter being the most perplexing. While I understand the confusion around fougères, given the tricky
    By Bryan Ross, 66 words
  9. Little Cotton Rabbits, , more info

    Settling in to September
    The past few months have been some of the most tumultuous so far in our journey with Toby. We'd spent a long time researching and making plans for his life after college, and things looked for a while like they would work out as planned and begin to be a basis to build upon, encouraging him to be more independent of us, with an eye to the future as we …
    By Julie (little cotton rabbits), 622 words
  10. Lea Verou • Blog, , more info

    Making the Web more Awesome — for everyone
    Folks, I have some exciting news to share. 🤩 Today I start a new chapter in my career. After a decade at MIT, teaching and doing research at the intersection of usability and programming language design, I wrapped up my PhD two weeks ago (yes, I’m a Dr now! And damn right I will — once it actually sinks in) and today I start my new role as Product Lead …
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  11. Spongefile, , more info

    KO II EP-133 cheatsheet
    The cheatsheet that came with the Teenage Engineering KO II was pretty but a bit hard to parse, at least for me. Meanwhile the manual seems to leave some features undocumented. So I scratched together what I could, plus tips from forums, and condensed everything down to this.Things still unclear:The difference between "Reset fader" and "Erase fader"Does group FX send (hold FX, move fader) override the fader's own FX send …
    By Tina Aspiala, 189 words
  12. Observations on film art, , more info

    Where the movie lovers are: A guest post by Matt St. John and Zachary Zahos
    A crowd lined up for a screening at the 2024 Wisconsin Film Festival (Source: Wisconsin Film Festival Facebook) KT here: About a month ago, August 17 to be precise, Variety published an essay by Owen Gleiberman. In it he decries the fact that while national grosses of mainstream films, especially blockbusters, have been recovering from the problems caused the pandemic and the writers’ strike, art-house films have not seen a …
    By bordwellblog, 5,160 words
  13. xythobuz.de - Home, , more info

    iStick Pico 25 OLED Replacement
    Years ago I bought a cheap chinese E-Cigarette 510 box mod, the Eleaf iStick Pico 25. It's running the ArcticFox custom firmware which sadly seems to be no longer available. I never really used it for anything, but for reasons I want to get it going again. Unfortunately the display is so dim that it can no longer be used. So I wanted to repair the device. I found this …
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  14. Psychogeographic Review, , more info

    This Albion: Snapshots of a Compromised Land by Charlie Hill
    Book Review – September 2024 I had for some time believed the key to effective writing was to concentrate on the surface of things. Record them faithfully, and they’d do the work for you. After all, the world is manifestly absurd and provides you with everything you need in the way of character and environment and plot; why complicate – or simplify – things with undue authorial mediation? Recently, however, …
    By Bobby Seal, 456 words
  15. LOW←TECH MAGAZINE, , more info

    Communal Luxury: The Public Bathhouse
    Image: Bathhouse built on top of a hot pool, Taiwan. Photo from early 19th century, public domain. No Running Water at Home For people in industrial societies, few activities demand more privacy than washing and grooming the body. We usually do it alone, in our private bathrooms, with locked doors. Seen in a historical context, that is unusual. Bathing in the presence of others has been the rule rather than …
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