Mandaris

I enjoyed this movie but I found myself not fully invested in the characters during some points of the film. There are a tooooon of Easter eggs for those who like Spider-Man so keep your eyes peeled as they move from point to point in the story.

Just talking about what’s going on without any editing.

Life has been a little stressful but it’s good to get it out of my thoughts for a little bit.

Photo courtesy of Gratisography

I’m not above getting influenced by my peers and the media around me. It’s all part of being a social animal like most people in this world. We get information from others and form opinions based off of what we observe.

The best way to get information is always straight from the source.

And when someone tells you that they are a who they are, you should listen.

I’ve been thinking about where I want my theme to go next, and have been looking at other themes for inspiration. When I look at the other themes, I see that they usually have the time posted on the post but don’t have text stating that it’s the time that it was posted. There is the general assumption that it’s what the date is for.

In addition, some of them have the date before the posting.

I’ll have to sleep on it.

I thought this would be fitting to post here as we just finished having micro.camp

On this special Philly Tech Week episode of the Digital Citizen podcast, Fastmail COO Helen Horstmann-Allen speaks with Alex Hillman, Will Toms, and Michelle Freeman, three of the savviest digital citizens in Philadelphia about community building offline and online.

Some takeaways:

• invitation not promotion
• Onboarding is forever

I feel that the Six Colors website had a really good overview of Apple’s announcement related to accessibility.

For the third year running, Apple has offered a preview of accessibility features coming to its platforms later this year. The announcements were timed to mark global accessibility awareness day on May 18. The preview featured several completely new offerings aimed at people with cognitive and speech disabilities, plus updates to existing macOS and iOS features.

These also mark Apple’s first major subscription software venture: each of the pro apps will be available on May 23, running $4.99 per month or $49 per year; they’ll both offer a month-long free trial.

I think this is the first time I recall Apple having a subscription to software. I guess they are leaning into that service revenue.

This post advertises its Webmention endpoint with an HTTP Link header. The URL is relative, so this will also test whether your discovery code properly resolves the relative URL.

I don’t know if this will show up.

Just attempting to make a small post.

I haven’t done much with the microcast. I think I might do something more with it later.