“The UX of LEGO Interface Panels”: this article from 2020 has resurfaced in my feeds and it’s absolutely, wonderfully lovely!

“Mozilla: DOJ’s Plan for Chrome Risks Hurting Smaller Browsers”: Everybody always said that Mozilla making 80% of their revenue from Google was gonna end badly. They never did much to address it until recently as they fumble into advertising 😞 Mozilla’s in deep trouble.

I always figured that the “this is a work of fiction” disclaimer at the end of every US movie was because someone sued a studio at some point, but I would have never guessed who did, and for what they deemed inaccurate!

The “Ambiguous Cylinder Illusion” is one of my all-time favourite optical illusions (the squares overlapping while the circles don’t really kills me!), but I had not seen the “interactive applet” that lets you inspect how the illusion works. Genius!

Goodbye public market, hello little False Creek ferries. I love taking the little boats!

We have arrived! Food acquired.

Out and about along the seawall

This is a really cool typographic website for the history and presentation of a new typeface inspired by the old-school Heathrow Airport signage.

The original “How To Train Your Dragon” animated movie is an absolute gem, and one of my favourite movies… of course they’re re-making it as a live action movie. It looks well done and seems to match the original shot by shot soooo… once again, what’s the point? You know, except making money?