@anildash Speaking for all of open source software, that's a niche we're eager to fill.
@BillSeitz In some ways I think that's more exciting - it means we get to figure out which kinds of content people will subscribe to.
@MattH Bummer! I missed that, because I saw it shared by 18F today. Guessing they missed that too.
@18F @TheJusticeDept It closed yesterday, as it turns out, and was only open for 5 days. Was there someone in mind for the position?
Do you want to sell subscriptions to premium content on your website? (A podcast? Maybe analysis?) I'd love to talk to you. #indieweb
@identitywoman I'm on Cape Cod; heading back to the Bay Area tomorrow.
@jden415 They do, in aggregate. But it'd be sad if we, as individuals, overlooked topics that matter because their design was shitty.
@jden415 The way this article frames it is really good. It's worth a read. Not as simple as my tweet implies :)
@KellyMeeker That Petaluma pinch in particular is tough to get through. Almost as if someone should build a train ...
@KellyMeeker It's odd, because it's 1. cheaper, 2. still close to SF, and 3. sometimes breathtakingly beautiful.
@KellyMeeker Thanks for all this! I'm based in Santa Rosa a lot of the time and don't understand why there isn't more activity up there.
@realdonaldtrump Mr Trump, can you confirm that you do not support white supremacy or white supremacist groups?
There's a popular narrative among conservatives here that the NHS sucks and people escape it if they can. It's not even remotely true.
@StartupLJackson In SF, potentially. In cities and countries with real public transport infrastructure, I'm not convinced by this.
@natematias Was having a discussion earlier about the value of criticism (really). This makes the point well: adding context & perspective.
@natematias Completely agree. There's a power imbalance to being heard. Sometimes different parties need to be at different volumes.
The Internet is people. The web is relationships. I wish we could stop yelling at each other and just learn.
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