www.canoncat.org/canoncat/onl... ever since I ran across it I’ve been _fascinated_ by the idea of essentially a single long document navigated by searching and “jumping” between sections lol (it’s kinda insane but still)

you joke but there is a nonzero chance that you begin receiving sketches from a madman (me) in an currently undetermined number of days

the current ledge is a calendar that bridges the gap between “journal” and “planning” something like NotePlan and DayOne but probably more inspired by the Canon Cat’s stream-based interface Also it’s aware that people have multiple calendars that can’t always talk to each other lol

there’s a voice in my ear that whispers things like “build a calendar tool” and “design a chair” just because you know it’s a siren doesn’t mean it stops calling you

coincidentally (but almost certainly unhelpfully) I recently found myself (again) at the precipice of “build a calendar tool”

Natural disasters bring people together, they bring out our best instincts towards altruism, cooperation, and creativity—they should also make us furious. Our suffering is not biblical, it’s distinctively modern, and our leaders are responsible for it. 7/7

The day after Hurricane Helene hit, Buncombe County’s assistant emergency services director called the devastation “biblical.” The phrase has been widely repeated. While it’s understandable that a religious reference would resonate, we think it serves more to conceal than illuminate. 1/?

I should probably just make this a standard slide in every talk I give lol

Cops guarding a grocery store in North Carolina because payment processing is down… in case you’re wondering what their actual job is- it’s protecting capital- not you

attempting to work while Things™ continue to Occur™