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A thread by Asad Haider
A thread by Asad Haider
Yo here's my rant. Words like "prison" or "capital" aren't just names for things in the world that have existed since the dawn of time
·tinysubversions.com·
A thread by Asad Haider
Leigh Honeywell: The Al Capone theory of sexual harassment
Leigh Honeywell: The Al Capone theory of sexual harassment
It’s simple: people who engage in sexual harassment or assault are also likely to steal, plagiarize, embezzle, engage in overt racism, or otherwise harm their business. (Of course, sexual harassment and assault harms a business – and even entire fields of endeavor – but in ways that are often discounted or ignored.) Ask around about the person who gets handsy with the receptionist, or makes sex jokes when they get drunk, and you’ll often find out that they also violated the company expense policy, or exaggerated on their résumé, or took credit for a colleague’s project. More than likely, they’ve engaged in sexual misconduct multiple times, and a little research (such as calling previous employers) will show this, as we saw in the case of former Uber and Google employee Amit Singhal.
·hypatia.ca·
Leigh Honeywell: The Al Capone theory of sexual harassment
Ethan Marcotte: Designed lines.
Ethan Marcotte: Designed lines.
We’re building on a web littered with too-heavy sites, on an internet that’s unevenly, unequally distributed. That’s why designing a lightweight, inexpensive digital experience is a form of kindness. And while that kindness might seem like a small thing these days, it’s a critical one. A device-agnostic, data-friendly interface helps ensure your work can reach as many people as possible, regardless of their location, income level, network quality, or device.
·ethanmarcotte.com·
Ethan Marcotte: Designed lines.
Emmet Penney: Lectureporn: The Vulgar Art of Liberal Narcissism (Paste Magazine)
Emmet Penney: Lectureporn: The Vulgar Art of Liberal Narcissism (Paste Magazine)
This belies an important distinction between liberals and conservatives, lectureporn and the ubiquitous tirade in conservative media. It’s the Nietszchean distinction between contempt and hate. You can hate an equal or someone with power over you. So conservatives hate liberals (hence their paranoiac victim narrative), whereas liberals have contempt for conservatives, which means they’re arrogant. Arrogant people are lazy in general and inept when it comes to empathy. If you can’t empathize with people, you can’t understand them. And if you can’t understand their worldview, you can’t hope to either win them over or defeat them. You’ve played yourself. No one cares if you’re right and ineffective. That’s called being an impotent loser. For all the talk about “bleeding heart liberals” who vote with their tears, they’ve proven to be staggeringly emotionally incompetent.
·pastemagazine.com·
Emmet Penney: Lectureporn: The Vulgar Art of Liberal Narcissism (Paste Magazine)
Isolde Raftery: To understand white liberal racism, read these private emails (KUOW)
Isolde Raftery: To understand white liberal racism, read these private emails (KUOW)
On a gray day last October, teachers across Seattle wore a shirt that read BLACK LIVES MATTER. … White parents from the city’s tonier neighborhoods wrote to their principals to say they were displeased. A Black Lives Matter day was too militant, too political and too confusing for their young kids, they said. … “They would prefer to be ‘all lives matter,’ because then their child is included in the conversation about mattering,” [Jill Geary, the school board director representing northeast Seattle] said. “What they don’t think is, would a black mother feel like her child matters, based upon the way that history, the nation, the city, the institutional structures, have treated her child? That’s not the process they’re using.”
·kuow.org·
Isolde Raftery: To understand white liberal racism, read these private emails (KUOW)
Lance McVickar Discography (Discogs)
Lance McVickar Discography (Discogs)
Lance McVickar owner, producer and head engineer at mcVaudio has had an eclectic career in the music business spanning over 20 years. Working his way up in the music industry starting in the mid 80‘s as a studio apprentice at Evergreen in Manhattan, then became an assistant engineer, and finally a recording engineer.
·discogs.com·
Lance McVickar Discography (Discogs)
McVickar House (Irvington Historical Society of New York — National Register of Historic Places
McVickar House (Irvington Historical Society of New York — National Register of Historic Places
Irvington's newest addition to the National Register of Historic Places now serves the community as the home of the Irvington Historical Society, which previously did not have a permanent site for public research and visitation. The Reverend John McVickar built the house in 1853 as a residence for his son Reverend William McVickar, first rector of the Church of St. Barnabas. The elder McVickar was also responsible for the construction of the St. Barnabas church, located a short distance to the north and also listed on the National Register. John McVickar's own house stood on Fargo Lane, close by the home of his friend Washington Irving. Local tradition holds that Irving enjoyed the view from John McVickar's home better than that from his own Sunnyside. The house passed out of the McVickar family in 1870 and a string of private owners followed until the house came into possession of the Consolidated Edison Company in 1957. Con Edison built a substation behind the house, and rented the house out to Dr. Mario Dolan, who lived in the house with his family for a brief time but kept an office there until 1984. Several other tenants followed until 1992 when the house was abandoned. The Village of Irvington acquired the house in 2002. The renovated and restored McVickar House was opened to the public in November 2005 as the Irvington History Center.
·irvingtonhistoricalsociety.org·
McVickar House (Irvington Historical Society of New York — National Register of Historic Places
Alex Pareene: Airlines Can Treat You Like Garbage Because They Are an Oligopoly (Fusion)
Alex Pareene: Airlines Can Treat You Like Garbage Because They Are an Oligopoly (Fusion)
This is the end result of decades of corporate consolidation—aided by economists and regulators and politicians from both parties—that has greatly enriched a few at the expense of workers, consumers, and citizens in general. People chose to create a world that allows what happened on that plane to happen. Direct your outrage at the policymakers, economists, and industry cartels that created this future.
·fusion.net·
Alex Pareene: Airlines Can Treat You Like Garbage Because They Are an Oligopoly (Fusion)
A Link to the Past: VT Randomizer
A Link to the Past: VT Randomizer
The basic idea is that all item locations in the game have their items shuffled around… so for example you never know what you’re going to find when you open a treasure chest! There are many item locations in the game beyond treasure chests, for example overworld heart pieces and NPC’s that give you items - these are all included too!
·vt.alttp.run·
A Link to the Past: VT Randomizer
Cloak VPN Blog: Congress, ISPs, and You
Cloak VPN Blog: Congress, ISPs, and You
Historically, we haven’t advocated for using Cloak full-time at home. In general, we think that you should trust your home network; if you don’t, you probably have bigger fish to fry. Alas, if this resolution becomes law, there may be no alternative. We might genuinely start telling our customers “yes, you should use Cloak at home, all day, every day”. From our perspective, that day will be an unhappy day indeed.
·blog.getcloak.com·
Cloak VPN Blog: Congress, ISPs, and You
Security Tips Every Signal User Should Know (The Intercept)
Security Tips Every Signal User Should Know (The Intercept)
Here’s how to maximize the security of your most sensitive conversations — the ones that could be misinterpreted by an employer; be of interest to snooping governments; or allow a hacker to steal your identity.
·theintercept.com·
Security Tips Every Signal User Should Know (The Intercept)
Adam Pasick: The magic that makes Spotify’s Discover Weekly playlists so damn good (Quartz)
Adam Pasick: The magic that makes Spotify’s Discover Weekly playlists so damn good (Quartz)
The main ingredient in Discover Weekly, it turns out, is other people. Spotify begins by looking at the 2 billion or so playlists created by its users—each one a reflection of some music fan’s tastes and sensibilities. Those human selections and groupings of songs form the core of Discover Weekly’s recommendations.
·qz.com·
Adam Pasick: The magic that makes Spotify’s Discover Weekly playlists so damn good (Quartz)
Katy DeCorah: What I learned after working remotely for 2 years
Katy DeCorah: What I learned after working remotely for 2 years
I have entered my terrific twos of working remotely. Working from yoga pants. Working from couch. Working from over the sink as I eat leftovers. The glamour. The rolling out of bed. The “I’m going to wake up early and walk, lol jk.”
·katydecorah.com·
Katy DeCorah: What I learned after working remotely for 2 years
User Role Editor
User Role Editor
With User Role Editor WordPress plugin you can change user role (except Administrator) capabilities easy, with a few clicks. Just turn on check boxes of capabilities you wish to add to the selected role and click “Update” button to save your changes. That’s done. Add new roles and customize its capabilities according to your needs, from scratch of as a copy of other existing role.
·wordpress.org·
User Role Editor