Mastodawn

Using AI has the added side effect of helping document the troubleshooting process as I go. Not always something I prioritized.

Shelly Brisbin 18h ago

Claude is 2-for-2 helping me solve thorny Mac troubleshooting issues.

Shelly Brisbin 1d ago

DAVID WOODBRIDGE 1d ago

Just a point on Apple celebration of 50 years. They were not always inclusive, screen reader access cdid not come to the Mac platform until 2005 from Apple itself.

Shelly Brisbin 2d ago

Thank you all for the Apple TV show recommendations. I'll check some of these out, but probably not all. 😊 I'll prioritize shows that aren't mostly about dudes, and see how far I get. https://zeppelin.flights/@Shelly/116291838050514632

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Subscribed to Apple TV again, just long enough to watch For All Mankind. So what else should I watch that is not sci-fi?

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Shelly Brisbin 3d ago

Watching Palm Royale to discover why no one recommends it.

Shelly Brisbin 3d ago

Subscribed to Apple TV again, just long enough to watch For All Mankind. So what else should I watch that is not sci-fi?

Shelly Brisbin 3d ago

Jonathan Mosen 3d ago

It’s another busy and varied week here, but I did want to pop in to say how much I enjoyed representing the National Federation of the Blind, along with my colleague Jesse Shirek, at an Apple-organized event focusing on #accessibility celebrating Apple’s 50th birthday.
The original wave of Apple accessibility, in the late 1970s and early to mid-80s, was very much grass roots driven, and in the April 1 episode of Access On, the National Federation of the Blind’s podcast, we’re going to be celebrating that period of technology history by speaking with some people who lived it, and even doing a few demos.

Shelly Brisbin 6d ago

Lions, Towers & Shields 6d ago

Posted: Lions, Towers & Shields 135, Call It A Noirlodrama. With @Shelly your host and @MickiMaynad, Randy Dotinga and Nathan Alderman. https://theincomparable.com/lts/135.
We recap Moonrise. #TCMParty

Call It A Noirlodrama (Lions, Towers & Shields 135)

The son of a man convicted of murder faces bullying, then suspicion when he is accused of a crime, too. Directed by Frank Borzage, the film is moody, dark and a bit gothic. Dane Clark and Gail Russell are your leads, with a late-film appearance by Ethel Barrymore. And you’ll hate young Lloyd Bridges. Noir czar Eddie Muller calls Borzage ‘relentlessly romantic,” which is a huge contrast to this film, which Muller ranks it among his top 25 noir films.

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Shelly Brisbin Mar 22

A bit too much almond extract and a gas stove has given me singed eyebrows for the first time since I was a kid. My mom’s advice in these situations was always “don’t do that!” So helpful.

Shelly Brisbin Mar 20

Paul Goracke Mar 20

Stop placing text over images and pretending it’s a usable design, you bastards.

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