Tag: social media
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Terminal Access
From this week I’m adding a new section to my weeknotes. I want to highlight work friends who’ve posted to the web outside of social media
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10 Tips for Leaving Twitter | 2238
You are leaving a place that has done immense damage to our society and culture. You and I both share in that complicity
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Groggy Mornings
I’ve been fighting off a low level cold all week. Groggy mornings and generally feeling slow and under the weather.
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Mickey in the Metaverse | 2235
As a symbol of the copyright regime of the 20thC. A permissive Mickey in the metaverse seems like an interesting experiment to try.
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10 Tips For Creating Online | 2229
After 4 years and nearly 200 podcast episodes, here’s 10 tips for creating online in 2022
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Brainworms | 2222
‘Someone has brainworms’, is a recognition that an individual is behaving in a way not congruent with dominant cultural logics.
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Web Surfin’ UXA | 2216
After you reduce your social media intake. You need to re-learn how to use the Internet.
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Today Is Not the Day
Complicity with the way things have gone since the optimism of the mid 2000’s is literally a full time job.
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From Penny Theatre to Social Media | 2213
TikTtok is like an algorithmically weaponised talent show from the 18th century.
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No Channel Changing
Social medias structure is a single vertical – the feed with no organisation that makes sense to the user. There is/are no ways of changing the channel on twitter or…
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Remember This?
We live in a horrendous locked down hell world of closed silos and vertical computing platforms. Social media is doomed.
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Say.Act.Feel | 2208
A recognition that not one of us knows what the fuck is going on. The past 2 years should have made this abundantly clear.
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Some Things to Get Done | 2203
I woke up this morning with no idea what I was going to talk about on the show today. As it turned out, ambitions for 2022.
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Lost in MySpace | 2202
Upon hearing the MySpace sever news, my first thought was ‘I’m glad all posts and DMs are gone forever’. My second thought was ‘Oh No’
