Archive of my live-tweets on the Baron Lamm bank robbery
An archive of my live-tweet series on the 91st anniversary of the Clinton, Ind. bank robbery that led to the rise and fall of the modern bank robbery.
1925’s Tri-State Tornado vs 2021’s Quad-State Tornado
The record for the world’s worst tornado is a little fuzzy. But it’s likely the 2021 Quad-State is a longer-track storm than 1925’s record-holding event. But other records remain to be seen.
Roe v. Wade is on a collision course with itself
By the 1980s Ronald Reagan appointed Sandra Day O’Connor to the bench and the justices began to sway more conservatively, thought not entirely because of her. In every case that even lightly touched on Roe, the justices made a point to make their opinions about it known. Among them was Justice Scalia who openly despised it to the point you’d think it was the only thing he ever thought about.
Page experience, diversity algorithms, and firing me for a robot
I sent out a survey recently and one of the top suggestions from just about everyone who took it was wanting some more insights into industry insights impacting the web.
Be iterative, not flashy
How do you tackle big projects? Do you do big wholesale changes, or small iterartive ones? The way you work could probably be improved by focusing on little bits at a time.