You might feel you can trust your gut to tell right from wrong, but the friction of social change shows that you can’t.
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Laura Ellen Bacon
lauraellenbacon.comJune 2024
The Breeders — Live in Big Sur
youtube.comMoral progress is annoying
aeon.coOHMNI Wear
instagram.comM.I.A. falling down the rabbit hole.
Super Mario 64 on the Gameboy Advance
youtube.comAspen Golann
aspengolann.comUnimog U1300L
bringatrailer.comStrength Training
thepointmag.comExercise uses energy, burns calories, perhaps maintains a certain level of fitness. Training aims at definite improvement. “The difference between a workout and training,” she writes, “is a smart, predictable increase of intensity.”
Forbidden Toys
instagram.comDuke Riley
praiseshadows.comMay 2024
The biggest findings in the Google Search leak
theverge.comOver the years, Google spokespeople have repeatedly denied that user clicks factor into ranking websites, for example — but the leaked documents make note of several types of clicks users make and indicate they feed into ranking pages in search.
Another major point highlighted by Fishkin and King relates to how Google may use Chrome data in its search rankings. Google Search representatives have said that they don’t use anything from Chrome for ranking, but the leaked documents suggest that may not be true. One section, for example, lists “chrome_trans_clicks” as informing which links from a domain appear below the main webpage in search results. Fishkin interprets it as meaning Google “uses the number of clicks on pages in Chrome browsers and uses that to determine the most popular/important URLs on a site, which go into the calculation of which to include in the sitelinks feature.”
The accidental tyranny of user interfaces
uxdesign.ccThe potential of technology to empower is being subverted by tyrannical user interface design, enabled by our data and attention.