Soccer is for everyone: Pride shirts for the 2026 World Cup
Why I made a Pride shirt for the 2026 World Cup, in English and Spanish, with 100% of proceeds going to The Trevor Project and Trans Lifeline.
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Why I made a Pride shirt for the 2026 World Cup, in English and Spanish, with 100% of proceeds going to The Trevor Project and Trans Lifeline.
A plain accounting of how much money each Pride shirt sends to The Trevor Project and Trans Lifeline, and why I set it up that way.
Pride t-shirts for baseball and soccer, with proceeds going straight to The Trevor Project and Trans Lifeline. See the full lineup here.
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How a hand-drawn flower turns into a t-shirt, from pencil sketches to line work to picking colors that survive fabric and washing.
Hand-drawn, illustrated flower t-shirts. See the gerbera daisy t-shirt and peony t-shirt up close, and shop the full botanical collection.
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After reluctantly joining Twitter, it turned useful fast. Product updates, book recommendations, quick answers. A good tool for the right things.
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Hasbro and Mattel told the creators of Scrabulous to shut down their Facebook app. 550,000 daily users says that is the wrong move.
When a project starts feeling like a weight, switching to something else entirely is the right move. Productive avoidance keeps momentum alive.
Google acquired Writely and turned it into Google Docs. Between that, Gmail, and Spreadsheets, desktop office apps are looking increasingly unnecessary.
On getting hooked on Twitter: real-time news, ambient awareness, and why iPhone ubiquity turned a skeptic into a daily user.
Notes from An Event Apart Seattle 2006: Zeldman on client relationships and web writing, Meyer on CSS, Santa Maria on design, and Goto on mobile.
A first experience with pair programming: writing tests, writing just enough code to pass them, and learning Ruby alongside someone who knows it well.
Jason Kottke ends his micropatron experiment, Derek Powazek leaves Technorati, Cameron Moll turns down Apple. Three people choosing their own path.
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A recap of the Carson Workshops Eric Meyer CSS session: afternoon info overload, good networking, and why this kind of in-person event is worth it.
Google keeps impressing with Google Earth, joining a lineup that already includes Google News, Gmail, Maps, and a personalized homepage.