Daring Fireball: Trump Lawyer John Eastman Probably Wishes He Knew How to Hard-Lock His iPhone That this story broke the same day I published a piece explaining how to hard-lock an iPhone to disable Face ID and Touch ID authentication until the device passcode has been entered, is rather amazing. I was inspired to post […]
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Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-06-19
video programming . . . how it really works worth reading these examples . . . I used to think there were more rules with programming but so much of it is just figuring out whatever way you can to solve a problem Write for your audience | plainlanguage.gov There is a law (the plain […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-06-12
White Parents Rallied to Chase a Black Educator Out of Town. Then, They Followed Her to the Next One. — ProPublica She then briefed them on how to file grievances about school board members’ teaching licenses and on their right to request school board members’ cellphone records. And she advised them on the benefit of […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-06-05
How to automate Google Apps Script deployments with GitHub Actions – AppsScriptPulse Alan Graham on Twitter: “I’m creating a new type of collectible item, called a TIMS (This Is Mine Still). Here’s how it works. I’ll sell and mail you a copy of the receipt for something I own, like this Rolex. You’ll own the […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-05-29
Accessibility Statement – Writing for Success – 1st Canadian H5P Edition Nice example pressbook/h5p integration and the accessibility statement is worth checking out. h/t cogdog Audit finds ‘excessive’ number of unused Chromebooks at RPS Auditors said there didn’t seem to be a formal process in place to monitor the collection of Chromebooks when students leave […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-05-22
Andrew Fowler on Twitter: “ME: I will now give my Moby Dick presentation as a rap TEACHER: I specifically told you not to d– ME: His palms are sweaty, Queequeg’s harpoon heavy, there’s something on his sweater already, spermaceti” / Twitter […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-05-15
‘How a $10k poker win changed how I think’ – BBC Future To build a strategy to beat Dan Bilzerian, once again I needed to ask questions: how is my range plotted against his? What are the strongest hands I have and what are the strongest hands he could have? For whom is this board […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-05-08
Magical SVG Techniques — Smashing Magazine "O Uommibatto": How the Pre-Raphaelites Became Obsessed with the Wombat – The Public Domain Review Oh! How the family affections combat Within this heart; and each hour flings a bomb at My burning soul; neither from owl nor from bat Can peace be gained, until I clasp my wombat! […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-05-01
On Shifting Toward Agility With Learning Technologies – D’Arcy Norman The Taylor Institute acts as a testbed for new technologies that will be evaluated by the campus community, and the community will also help to decide which technologies should be implemented across the university (and which should be discontinued, and which should be left as […]
Weekly Web Harvest for 2022-04-24
Indigenous pedagogies and online learning environments: a massive open online course case study h/t Stephen Downes Thirteen Ways of Looking at Blackboard – McSweeney’s Internet Tendency Using an iPhone as My Webcam Might be worth the trouble . . . Introducing Discussions: Real Human Answers in Search Results | Brave Browser To serve these Discussions, […]