At @HemisphericViews we’ve launched our latest brand extension, Hemispheric Views Tourist Centre/Center. As part of our huge launch, we’d like to share with you the beauty of Perth.
The micro.blog theme Tufte by @pimoore is incredible. Absolutely gorgeous and befitting of the Tufte design ethos.
Thanks @maique for introducing me to the fine folk at omg.lol. Now I’ve bought my own account!
A Great Day!
Today has been a great day.
It started with an outdoor walk on a beautiful Perth day.
I could walk all day with Stephen Fry talking to me. This was the most enjoyable “Time to Walk” episode I’ve listened to.
Then I made some new connections with people, which might have some awesome ramifications for @HemisphericViews episodes in the future.
My new Eero Pro 6 wifi units arrived, so I suffer the ignominy of the D-Link wifi no more.
And I look forward to a dinner event this evening!
This is my drummer effort.
I had a quick play with Dave Winer’s new blogging tool, Drummer. I should like it because I love outlines and blogging by way of an outline makes sense. But I don’t love the implementation. Winer’s UX for outlining is not for me. Also, is there no support for Markdown?
I like Heavyweight podcast but I’m not going to install Spotify to listen to it. Au revoir.
Facebook Is Weaker Than We Knew - The New York Times
Facebook Is Weaker Than We Knew - The New York Times:
But Facebook’s research tells a clear story, and it’s not a happy one. Its younger users are flocking to Snapchat and TikTok, and its older users are posting anti-vaccine memes and arguing about politics. Some Facebook products are actively shrinking, while others are merely making their users angry or self-conscious.
It’s hard to feel sorry for Facebook.
Actually, I don’t feel sorry for them at all.