I often have thought about the downsides of services that suggest content to you. How is bias built and designed out of the suggestion mechanism? These are some valid concerns that are touched on in this article.

However, there seems to be a lot of backlash for content that is posted on Medium. I would rather discern the quality of a post by it's content, not the platform it's written one. I don't care where it's written, I just want to read it.

I also take issue with the specific suggestion that Tumblr is a better platform to write one. When building my latest blog, I wanted to ensure that all my content was in Markdown so it could be moved easily. I also wanted to ensure that if I used a platform, I could download all my posts in this format. Unfortunately, Tumblr doesn't let you download your post data. Medium, in fact, does. I decided to go down the Jekyll route because all my posts can be pulled down in Markdown format from an open GitHub repo.

Anyone know what that font is?

This is the kind of design work I really love — awesome stuff!!

Don Norman

Yesss!!

Genymotion is good, but I've found it a little buggy.

I'm also looking for a way to get the Play Store and Google Chrome on an Android VM.

Fujifilm X100S

My username is @dingledow

Yeah, I had that issue. I force closed the app and I think that may have fixed it.