I never did a proper #introduction post, so here goes:
Software engineer, video producer and photographer. I used to play the cello, but not any more. I spent most of my life in Atlanta, but live in Chicago now (and probably for good). I used to drive a lot, now I have an e-bike. I have two kids that I love.
I want to talk about work, parenting, transportation, politics, work, parenting, work...
#photography #video #chicago #atlanta #parenting #ebike #documentary #tacos #classicalmusic
One of the main tragedies of #Reddit decline is that it was one of the last big bulwarks against #SEO-driven enshittification of the web, which’ll only get worse now with LLMs.
I don’t want to know the 7 Best Soundbars for Gaming in 2023, I want to know if a Nintendo Switch can pass its 5.1 PCM signal through a TV and out via the HDMI eARC port fully intact.
Anyway, good article on what all this decline means: https://defector.com/the-last-page-of-the-internet
Gradually over the last decade, Reddit went from merely embarrassing but occasionally amusing, to actively harmful, to—mainly by accident—essential. As the platform that swallowed niche message boards, it became home to numerous small communities of surprisingly helpful enthusiasts, and grew into a repository of arcane knowledge about, and instantly available first-hand expertise on, a staggering […]
North Carolina Republicans introduced a bill to ban participation trophies for children
*Ahem*
Time to ban your other participation trophies then.