So true. Sad. Frustrating.
Washington Post Poll: ‘Americans Widely Oppose Reopening Most Businesses, Despite Easing of Restrictions in Some States’ daringfireball.net/linked/20…
Nothing more to add.
Apple CEO Tim Cook Delivers Virtual Commencement Address to Ohio State University Graduates www.macrumors.com/2020/05/0…
Remember those waiting lines in the seventies?
When I go for a walk my mostly empty city, thanks to the long lasting confinement, I see many lines in front of different grocery stores. These are unfamiliar scenes for us.
It reminds me of when I was a young child. It was at the height of the cold war. At that time, medias were portraying communism as the bad guys. I cannot count how many times I saw in the news, scenes from USSR of people waiting in front of grocery stores to get a few vegetables and bread. It was in the seventies. And we were kind of laughing at them and their failed society. And here we are. Different cause for sure but mostly same effects.
Berlin, July of 1945. Devastation. These remastered movies are always poignant.
The Internet in 2020. Can you see the problem? I don’t know what they think when they “design” these web sites but… and what you don’t see is a giant popup pushed on you taking over the only portion of actual information. GTFO of these sites, fast.
This tweet is aging very well my friends.
We aren’t out of the woods in the US and neither in Canada. 2020 is going down the drain. Fast. www.theatlantic.com/ideas/arc…
Data visualization can be fascinating, especially during this coronavirus crisis. rt.live
I hope their predictions become reality and sooner the better. I don’t like open-space offices. Period. How coronavirus could change your office space - Vox
Super interesting article on “forced experiments” because of COVID19. Can’t wait to see what stick. www.ben-evans.com/benedicte…