Aaron Parecki

Large companies find HTML & CSS frustrating “at scale” because the web is a fundamentally anti-capitalist mashup art experiment, designed to give consumers all the power.

Sorry I didn’t quote tweet anything in order to say that.

Hi Dr. Emily Dolson, thank you for letting us know about this issue! The Drive team is very much aware of this now ✨thanks to all of you ✨we're working on it!

Web 1 & Web 2.0: “passwords are a terrible
UX. If only we could replace them with something better”
Web3: ‘Memorise this 200 word password. If you forget it you lose your house. This is a great feature and consumers will accept that”

1) 🚨WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN WHEN NO ONE CAN PAY THEIR CAPITAL GAINS TAXES 🚨

As tax season quickly approaches, countless "traders" are going to have their first run in with the tax man.

The problem: many of them reinvested everything and are down bad.

Let's dive in.

also i cannot stress this enough: if your ISP can spy on your traffic, and you use a VPN to avoid that, then whoever is hosting the VPN can spy on exactly the same traffic

how much do you trust a random company you've only heard of at all because they gave a youtuber money

We’re now at nearly a decade of consumer Retina laptops being shipped and yet Linux DEs still fail at fractional scaling on a massive level. In fairness, Windows didn’t handle it well until about 5 years ago, but now it handles it beautifully even with multiple screens.

Someone's trying to scam my students into buying gift cards for "me". Unfortunately, they're too smart.

I’ve started thinking of Wordle - with the guessing of a whole word from sparse clues and often just getting it wrong - as a game of “POV: you ARE the autocorrect algorithm”

Between this bot designed to grief Wordle enthusiasts & the unbelievably large number of crypto phishing bots on the platform, I don't understand how Twitter is gating access to its APIs right now. It's hard for legit devs to get access, but the worst actors on the platform can?