The worst part of the otherwise excellent Logitech mice & keyboards has always been the software. Nice to see an open source, local-only desktop app alternative launch https://t.co/H3R2aR18ge
a few years back I started a notion
to collect the best type foundries and their fonts
it had screenshots from their websites so you can quickly browse a font the way foundries intended to market it
to then grab a trial / buy for your next project
some of my favorite type companies and their websites
https://t.co/teTC6YHXqx
https://t.co/rYzjarevsm
https://t.co/ZtzBohVYjw
https://t.co/Ip7x1D9qVQ
https://t.co/IhyVZ5N2BT
https://t.co/0TsSYrx8ZY
https://t.co/S9jwB9tp8p
https://t.co/5h8CjlJ8Ji
@PascalPixel A lot of corporations are moving to blockchain tech already and payment companies
In US clarity act didn't pass because banks would have a hard time / couldn't compete with stablecoin powered services
Most of these startups end up in the same situation when they reach this scale, instead of getting better they try to squeeze even more and play status games (see revolut lounge coming in 2027)
How do you feel about where Revolut is going?
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Meanwhile they've reached a $75B valuation basically selling a subscription for something that is free on the blockchain today.
Benefits designed to capture more of our spending are not really benefits.
Their biggest goal became maximizing valuation and shareholders value.
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