can’t believe they forgot the quotemarks

guess which segment of their readership had the disposable income to pay for a subscription
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Services: The New Software The next $1T company will be a software company masquerading as a services firm.

Services are big this year

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this would be a good slogan for a shirt

macdonalds hamburgers, supermarket chocolate fudge cake. waif thin all her life, lived into her late 90s

no but its always worth a check

brutally he makes the jackets a lot less cool

and so on

they should be pragmatic and optimise more for the US market. name them after popular ethnic consumables: Chutney, Beatle, Teacup, Sausage etc, then commission the planners to make everything look Ye Olde England

at least one of those things will get resolved by wearing shorts though

tbh you seem like someone who would suit shorts

An image showing the Doom Loop logo: 4 turquoise rings arranged in a square formation. Behind the rings is an abstract assemblage of 3D blocks

Here's a blog post about a thing I made recently 😊
www.timpaul.co.uk/posts/doom-loops/

And here's the thing: doomloop.cc

I’ve spent the last year with a 16” pro and honestly outside slack and figma I only used like 1 core

best computer

idk man it looks like the perfect computer for a touring musician, digital artist installations, essentially any creative work which is how apple stayed alive through the 90s

the movement is gaining traction

Quiet please, our machines are learning

30 years ago, the Coen brothers made a perfect crime thriller — and introduced us to one of film's greatest heroes Marge Gunderson forever

while I’m at it, love this read of Fargo as a movie in praise of work-life balance www.polygon.com/fargo-coen-b...

making me want to reread Adam Macqueen’s Tommy Wildeblood books - which are about the closest thing to a UK version of Ellroy’s American Tabloid trilogy

How Pet Shop Boys Sold City Glamour to Queer Suburban Kids | The Quietus I’m sat on the floor behind my dad’s armchair, chunky headphones on, listening to a new 12” my brother has bought. Our music centre lives in a compartment on an MFI divider unit, beside my parents’ co...

here’s a great piece about the Pet Shop Boys and their impact on suburban british teens thequietus.com/opinion-and-...

End of the Lineup | Tommy Palmer Web Developer based in London

I've had to kill a side project, so I wrote about it tommyp.org/blog/end-of-...

Exhibition posters 1960/61 designed by Helmut Schmidt-Rhen for the City Museum of Leverkusen
Scanned from Idea 150, 1978-09 designreviewed.com/artefacts/id...

probably should have added a bit of clarification to his chat gpt prompt specifying he’s in the UK not the USA

The playful, prolific use of hyperlinks in online journalism (eg Slate, Pitchfork) didn’t anticipate link-rot. Now so many articles are pock-marked with cryptic allusions that some long-dead link once explained. Weird how quickly a new style comes to feel more archaic than the traditional format

they’d definitely put a headphone jack in it

new low-end iphone should have a headphone jack

the right sunglasses can work miracles