A "detergent" 🛁 molecule in our atmosphere 🌎 that cleans up methane from cow farts 🐄💨 and other sources is recycling ♻️ itself to keep up with higher emissions of this greenhouse gas. https://t.co/diL8KrcQrR
@Louise_Johnston@seanearley Most platforms that'd be against TOS.
If it happens not to be already on instagram, I'd imagine they'll close that loophole pretty fast. Counter productive to their goals of monetising all content on the platform (and all the other metrics to support that).
Interesting trademark applications by Google, especially the hologram.
Application seems to lean heavily on accessories and home automation markets.
https://t.co/aMQX3uJ54m
You don’t know what fun is until you’ve witnessed a drunk on the Edinburgh to Glasgow train screaming “A fucking hate hedgehogs, come at me ya jabby wee cunt” while angrily circling a hairbrush that’s been dropped on the floor...
@action81 I'm hoping he one day comes out and says he intentionally took his foot off the gas for a playoff, to ultimately have folk like us talking about him and chess.
Not saying we'd believe it, but it'd be awesome to see.
@JoelKlettke I'd imagine the correlation there between either is relatively low.
Brutal honesty wouldn't normally be a conscious decision. One we can train, improve and increase over time with conscious effort... but seldom a choice we decide to make in the heat of a boardroom.
Dear SEOs, don't forget ALT tags so that everyone can read your images 👇
Blind man sues Playboy over photos on its website https://t.co/LXQ1x2wSzj via @nypost
Really interesting concept in education from @LambdaSchool.
Pay nothing for training and upskilling, remote training delivered online, until you're making >$50k.
(h/t @AdamSinger)
https://t.co/anL8WQli34
@sheenaoosten @shaneoleary1 Vision is still iffy enough. I'd not recommend a double retina detachment to anyone 😂 but hard to not be over the moon at a point moving back from audiobooks to books & being able to natter away on twitter again. So glorious really.
Hope all's well there!
The power of giving a behaviour a name: the designated driver and the Sapir Whorf hypothesis
Exceptional piece from @rorysutherland https://t.co/pZATTqTVX5
Google tried to patent somebody's work after a job interview. And they almost succeeded, except that this person had the backing of MIT. https://t.co/bzuzMtJkdy
@mark_breen If not already set up for the security issues of taking, securing & storing CC info for card not present transactions its potentially a big issue for many smaller restaurants to tackle.
When those most likely to no show also most likely to give false info, can get messy fast.