Amanda Unvarnished

If we have learned anything lately, it is that if the #NavajoNation wants clean water for its citizens (or any other #BIPOC), they need to take some Supreme Court Justices on all expense paid luxury vacations.

#Indigenous #Native #NDN #LandBack #InstanceBack

—@Yehuda

Really looking forward to running about the house with a headset on shouting “has anyone seen my calendar window I can’t remember where I left it”

—@nimro

If you think we should care more about refugees than billionaires then, please, go ahead.

Care more about refugees.

Talk about them. Post articles. Boost other’s posts. Take action. Pressure the media and governments to pay more attention to the crisis. Keep the conversation going.

It’s just that I’ve seen so many hot takes about this, and it would be such a shame to see them all going to waste, as if they were a load of hot air.

#RefugeesWelcome
#RefugeeWeek

—@ProjectFearlessness

Calling developers! Join us soon for the BARE Jam – Blindness Accessibility Research and Exploration. It’s a no-competition week-long jam for learning accessibility tech for use in future projects, with an active Discord community of devs and testers both blind and sighted ready to help you. https://itch.io/jam/bare-1

—@themis_ben

The worst thing that ever happened in software engineering was when Kirk asked Scotty how long something would take and Scotty said thirty minutes and Kirk said you’ve got five and Scotty got it done in five and impressionable children watched this and grew up to become managers.

—@isaacfreeman

When you learn about engineering failures in school you quickly understand that it’s not that people were unintelligent, it’s because they were careless. And good engineering practice builds layers to make sure that carelessness doesn’t propagate.

The rigor of engineering is not the technical complexity of the problem space, it’s everything else around it.

In other words, literally everything the silicon valley grindset devalues.

—@emilygorcenski