Facebook Papers: ‘History Will Not Judge Us Kindly’ - The Atlantic
Thousands of pages of internal documents offer the clearest picture yet of how Facebook endangers American democracy—and show that the company’s own employees know it.
For this year's Project Horseshoe, an annual game designer think tank, our workgroup dug deep into how to design cozy games. What a productive, happy group of people! You can read the other reports here: https://www.projecthorseshoe.com/reports/ Our group consisted of: Tanya X Short Anthony Ordon Dan Hurd Chelsea Howe Jake Forbes Squirrel Eiserloh Joshua Diaz Daniel Cook…
Appwalls and their apps are destructive to the open web. - Airbag Industries
While browsing a website on a mobile device has come a long, long way, a new trend in business priorities is leading us all down the wrong path. Try viewing a website for a large commercial service or digital brand, and you’re likely to hit an “appwall,” a pop-up that promotes the availability of a native app experience. Some companies—Reddit, for example—require the use of a native app just to view content on their popular channels.
Mob Justice Is Trampling Democratic Discourse - The Atlantic
Social codes are changing, in many ways for the better. But for those whose behavior doesn’t adapt fast enough to the new norms, judgment can be swift—and merciless.
Juste avant le départ, quelqu’un a crevé son pneu arrière. Jalousie ? Racisme ? Les deux ? Peu importe : le champion noir Major Taylor s’élance à temps sur sa machine et triomphe à l’occasion des mondiaux du cyclisme qui se tiennent en 1899 au vélodrome de Verdun, tout près de Montréal. Car chez nous, on glorifiait l’imposante reine Victoria, mais aussi «la petite reine», le vélo.