Reginos 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

My Allbirds shoes telling me to kill myself

Dammit it’s already happening

@warren.senate.gov on Direct File: "For one day of bombing Iran, we can pay for 20 years of Direct File."

What the death of Direct File tells us about state capacity We CAN have nice things - if we want them

"[The administration's characterization of Direct File] has it completely backwards. It is a calculation that only makes sense if you do not value the time and money of citizens, but regard the government doing anything to help the public as a burden."

Headline on Hollywood Reporter that reads ”Paddington 4, Escape From New York' Reboot in the Works”

I misread the headline as one movie and got very excited for a moment…

Awful NYT story on Lauren Sanchez Bezos with an awful photo of her to go with

Marge Simpson's face all fucked up on a tshirt

What the death of Direct File tells us about state capacity We CAN have nice things - if we want them

New, from me: American taxpayers will spend billions of hours and hundreds of billions of dollars — not to pay their taxes, but to report them to the government.
Thank Trump, who killed Direct File, a free tax high-quality reporting tool that IRS had built. 🧵
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was once New Amsterdam.

It’s tax season and Direct File is dead. I went on the Killswitch podcast with @dexdigi.bsky.social
to talk about what we built, who killed it, and why I’m certain it’ll make a comeback.

Eating muffins in bed with my boo whilst we use a calculator and read my favorite book, "The Cotton". We love to fight over the one glass of orange juice whilst sitting on top of the covers

The Moon: oh wow you guys decided to come back

Artemis II crew: earth’s haunted

Bacalhau à gomes de Sá in a rectangular dish on a table setting with striped cloth and round placemats.

Tapped into my Portuguese roots this weekend and made this Bacalhau à Gomes de Sá.

Band. Also, a good one.

Cruel AND unusual punishment? In this economy?

Coop from Interstellar piloting a spaceship and saying "This little maneuver is gonna cost us 51 years"

your grandparents voting for reagan

Giant inflatable bal with Stephen Miller’s head on it, wearing a crown. A child is punching it. There’s a large crowd marching in the background.

Favorite thing I saw in the protests this weekend was this giant inflatable balloon that everyone seemed to enjoy punching and kicking for some reason.

Meme of history channel aliens guys, but caption reads “.gov” instead.

A comic strip titled The Amazing World of Tomorrow. A food delivery robot cooler drives down a sidewalk. It crashes into a rental scooter. It backs up. It crashes into the rental scooter again. The scooter wobbles. The scooter falls to the ground as the food delivery robot backs up again. A driverless taxi crashes into both the scooter and the food delivery robot sending them flying.

The Amazing World of Tomorrow

You should watch this incredible film.

Canada is accepting asylum applications from the LGBTQ+ community in the US.

Here is an organization helping get LGBTQ+ community members to safety

www.rainbowrailroad.org

Mistakes were made

I wish I loved anything as much as Jair Bolsonaro loves being in the hospital

Got to see one of my bones today, so that was cool.

Accessibility people are a superpower People who know accessibility well possess a collaboration superpower. If you’re only calling them in to check compliance boxes, you’re missing a tremendous opportunity to to improve your entire…

Accessibility specialists have a hidden talent: elevating your entire team. While many firms focus on mere compliance, the savvy ones leverage these experts to revolutionize development and culture. Don’t miss out: Accessibility is a game-changer. jaredcunha.com/blog/accessi... #a11y @jaredcunha.com

If I had a nickel for every time Franz Ferdinand was involved in the precursor events of a world war, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird it happened twice

The Accessibility D.E.N.N.I.S. System Let’s talk about performative accessibility. Accessibility can be a seductive marketing pitch, but it’s a pledge that few organizations actually put into process—leaving trusting customers out of pock...

Some of you may have read about NDS suddenly caring about accessibility last week—I’ll believe it when I see it. But it got me thinking about tech’s patterns of performative accessibility and the harm it causes and how it manipulates people who are trying their best.

jaredcunha.com/blog/the-acc...

It’s actually FEWER Misérables

The form’s design deserves this

I’ve taken this course and I really enjoyed it. I’ve been working with Web Components for a little while and @scottjehl.com helped it all make much more sense.