Surprisingly I’ve seen a decent number of these here in California. Much less rare than I thought they’d be.

Glad I illegally streamed it over Instagram!

Over sensitive? It’s just an idiotic statement. And the fact that this show isn’t live and they made a decision to keep this in the final cut makes it worse.

If an incline railway is a vehicle, than so is an elevator.

Sarcasm is dead in Trump’s America.

Plugs in analog clock...

After managing a fantasy football league for 13 years I walked away from it this summer and gifted it to a friend. Not playing FF or even watching games has given me soooo much more free time!

That’s also how they quoted it in the press release after reading it.

I really wanna see what this bike can do with a pro riding it. Those guys can easily sustain 300w.

Failing to see how 400 hp in a hatchback, regardless of engine or brand, could be described as “meh”

Except that when it comes from VW it comes with a warranty.

Except that it does and it’s boring as fuck.

Los Angeles made a profit on the olympics.

I’m not sure why and don’t have the time to figure it out, but I fucking love this car. Best looking Lamborghini I’ve seen in years.

Niantic should really adopt user research and usability testing. This just seems like edicts handed down from on-high with the expectation that it will somehow improve gameplay.

I would argue a salary cap could work in that it would make sponsoring a team more likely to result in a win therefore bringing in more sponsors.

Like golf!

Also why designer pay and demand is skyrocketing. Those of us who know what we’re doing know how to utilize research, usability testing, and hypothesis experiments to tease out the user’s actual needs and how to meet them while creating business outcomes.

One of the biggest responsibilities as a designer is understanding that the user doesn’t always know what they need or want. Doing exactly what the user tells you doesn’t lead to a good product. However listening to, researching, and observing a user can surface insights the end user wasn’t even aware of.