👓 Twitter’s Jack Dorsey paid $1.40 in 2018 | Reuters

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Twitter Inc said on Monday it paid its Chief Executive Officer Jack Dorsey $1.40...
Surely I won’t be the first to have said it, but a penny per character in a tweet almost seems fitting if not overpaying. But they need to amend his contract to match the new 280 character limit.

👓 This simple tipping trick could save you over $400 a year | CNBC

Read One tipping trick could save you over $400 a year by Zack Guzman (CNBC)
Changing this one thing about the way you pay can save you money without being unfair to servers.
Clickbait for cheap people. I’m surprised he didn’t suggest not tipping at all in the states where employers provide minimum wage to cover missed tips…

👓 Trump is removing US Secret Service director | CNN

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United States Secret Service director Randolph "Tex" Alles is being removed from his position, multiple administration officials tell CNN.
Bookmarked Relative Font Weights Considered Harmful by Den McHenryDen McHenry (denmchenry.com)

Not exactly, but who can resist writing a "considered harmful" article when you can get away with it?

The real harm is that you can very easily conceal the semantics conveyed by font-weight depending on the font that's rendered, which is not always in your control. This all depends on how you define the base weight to which your relative values refer, and (1) whether that base weight is actually available in the rendered font and (2) which value is substituted if it isn't.

You get a webmention, and you get a webmention, and…

👓 Push notifications with Indigenous | realize.be

Read Push notifications with Indigenous by swentelswentel (realize.be)
Indigenous for Android has a new home. To celebrate, a new release is out which allows you to receive and send Push notifications! #indieweb https://realize.be/blog/push-notifications-indigenous
This is awesome!

👓 Logos in Slide Decks and WordCamp Videos | Make WordPress Communities

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A while ago, there was a discussion about the use of logos in slide decks and WordCamp videos. A consensus was reached as to what the permitted guidelines should be, but this was never documented i…
I did notice few presentations at Camp this weekend that were overly busy and had too much corporate logo splayed all over them. I can definitely be a bit too much.

👓 Right Here, in Santa Clarita | WordCamp Santa Clarita

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Thank You. You’ll never realize how much April 5 and April 6 meant to our fledgling WordPress Community here in Santa Clarita. Imagine, having your best friends AND the WordPress world descending on our north Los Angeles County valley, sharing twenty-four informative and entertaining sessions, gre...
Thank you Joe!

👓 In San Francisco, Making a Living From Your Billionaire Neighbor’s Trash | New York Times

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In a city swollen by the wealth of the tech industry, the rich and poor live very separate lives. But sometimes they connect through the garbage.

Following Virtually Connecting

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Enhancing the virtual event experience

The purpose of Virtually Connecting is to enliven virtual participation in academic conferences, widening access to a fuller conference experience for those who cannot be physically present at conferences. We are a community of volunteers and it is always free to participate.

Using emerging technologies, we connect onsite conference presenters and attendees with virtual participants in small groups. This allows virtual conference participants to meet and talk with conference presenters and attendees in what often feels like those great spontaneous hallway conversations, something not usually possible for a virtual experience. There is only room for 10 in each session but we record and, whenever possible, live stream, to allow additional virtual attendees to participate in the discussion by listening and asking questions via Twitter.

Following Association for Learning Technology

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The Association for Learning Technology (ALT) represents individual and organisational Members from all sectors and parts of the UK. Our Membership includes practitioners, researchers and policy makers with an interest in Learning Technology. Our community grows more diverse as Learning Technology has become recognised as a fundamental part of learning, teaching and assessment.

Our charitable objective is "to advance education through increasing, exploring and disseminating knowledge in the field of Learning Technology for the benefit of the general public". We have led professionalisation in Learning Technology since 1993.

How we define Learning Technology

We define Learning Technology as the broad range of communication, information and related technologies that can be used to support learning, teaching and assessment. Our community is made up of people who are actively involved in understanding, managing, researching, supporting or enabling learning with the use of Learning Technology. We believe that you don't need to be called 'Learning Technologist' to be one.

What we value and what we do

Our current strategy sets out our aims for 2017-2020:

Increasing the impact of Learning Technology for the wider community, strengthening recognition and representation for the Membership at a national level and leading professionalisation for individual Learning Technology professionals in a broad range of roles.

You can explore the strategy slides, download the full text in PDF or Google docs. Visual content is available on Flickr.

❤️ scott_gruber tweeted Excellent deck intro to #indieweb, Micropub & WordPress

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❤️ joe4ska tweeted @jessigurr West coast – class of ‘96 represents at WordCamp Santa Clarita! #wcscv with @ecotechie https://t.co/GebIJWXQgn

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👓 Pet Sematary Ruined a Generation’s Ability to Spell Cemetery | Slate

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It started with Stephen King’s book. With the new movie, the curse is poised to go international.