Cale Mooth

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Product Person, building interwebs since '96. DHTML expert.
Websitehttps://calemooth.com
Newsletterhttps://hamweekly.com
Bloghttps://midnightcheese.com
Cale Mooth1d ago

Maybe the first example of AI tooling being scaled back from a major product.

https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2026/03/20/our-commitment-to-windows-quality/

Cale MoothMar 12

There should be a tournament.

https://dialed.gg/?c=47FP8Z

Cale MoothMar 6
Ron's Computer Videos🖥️📼Mar 6

Running from now until Friday, March 13th, I need your help with some research I'm conducting. Full explanation in the survey. Let's have fun with this!

https://forms.gle/cqrzW7sZ3AjeGUJt5

(Please share this link. The more responses, the better the data collection.)

Cale MoothMar 5
Building websites since 1996 and only just this week wrote my first line of Perl. I've been missing out!
Show threadCale MoothFeb 24
@smalls Brutal. I ended up cutting tunnels into the mountains
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@ebooksyearn oh it actually digests clothing? That's problematic. Hopefully she eats tiny bites and properly chews
Show threadCale MoothFeb 24
@ebooksyearn We have a cat that used to chew electrical cords. That situation sorted itself out, though
Cale MoothFeb 5
Wow, the Knoxville Linux User Group website that I built is still online. That was a long time ago. #linux http://utklug.org/
Knoxville Linux User Group

Cale MoothJan 13
zeldmanJan 13

A history of web design, from the grey web pages of 1993 to the colorful, mobile-centric web designs of 2012. A celebration of the peak years of personal websites and blogs. By Richard MacManus.

https://cybercultural.com/p/history-of-web-design/

The history of web design, 1993–2012: season 5 launch

Introducing Cybercultural's history of web design, from the grey web pages of 1993 to the colorful, mobile-centric web designs of 2012. A celebration of the peak years of personal websites and blogs.

Cybercultural
Cale MoothDec 30
Wow, Don Norman is still out there doing the good work. #ux https://uxdesign.cc/from-hcd-to-hcd-what-i-learned-from-don-norman-24a3cdf79c4c
From HCD to HCD+: what I learned from Don Norman

Reflections on the 2025 DNDA Summit and Don Norman’s vision for the next era of design, community, and artificiality.

Medium