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we're not kids anymore.

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Inspired by Alexey Titarenko
City of shadows
Feed the birds
Doggos of Barcelona
<strong>forms in space <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/r4vi/">by Ravi</a></strong>
East Street Market
Whitstable in Black and White
My thoughts on Enterprise IT vs Modern software development as outlined in the Service Standard
Skate Woodrush Square, Brixton
<strong>Lambeth Towers</strong>
Imperial War Museum on Flickr.
This means Slack, despite its name and persona is by design more anxiety-inducing than email, which may partly explain its success over other email-slayer products. By increasing the firehose volume, velocity and variety and taking away comforting organization tools like folders and attachments, Slack makes avoidance tactics harder, and forces you to actively manage information anxiety and stress by tackling it head on. In the Slack world, there is no Inbox Zero. Only a min-stress-max-flow state, if you will forgive the geek joke.
The Amazing, Shrinking Org Chart (via iamdanw)
Let’s go to Hillingdon
It looks idyllic. Or at least it did in Frank Newbould’s 1925 poster, one of a series of outer London designs he produced for the Underground Electric Railway. Today Hillingdon includes Heathrow Airport, so may be slightly busier.
I took a bus through there a couple of months ago and I've got to say it looks like places in the middle of war zones you see on the news
Weronika Dudka
Scrolling this is mesmorising