mostly elsewhere these days

@changeist this, from @broderick’s latest Garbage Day reminds me of the interview we did for Projections. I think you may even have used the word ‘slop’

RT @irtizanasar: Had a great time hosting the brilliant @prehensile from @BBCRD to speak to my students at @ual_cci! It was fascinating to…

@jarkman the next one's in February, come!

@lexmakesthings @BBCRD I realised the other day that the quote on the front and the final interview quote in the whole thing are both from you — we are bookended by your wisdom 😄

RT @lexmakesthings: Appreciate @prehensile and the @BBCRD crew for getting me involved with their new report exploring potential futures an…

RT @billt: Over in the day job, the @bbcrd Advisory Team has just published a really fascinating piece of research into tech trends, with t…

RT @simone_natale: I'm giving a keynote at @AcmIcmi tomorrow. Great occasion to be at a conference I wouldn't usually attend and learn abou…

@BBC6Music @laurenlaverne KITCHEN RAVE

@mumoss reminds me of one of my favourite quotes about design, by Eliel Saarinen, an architect: Always design a thing by considering it in its next larger context – a chair in a room, a room in a house, a house in an environment, an environment in a city plan. cc @cabel

RT @skylinermcr: PLS RT 🙏 Autistic twitter (especially those of you with a crossover into planning/cities/urbanism): tell me about supermar…

@hhulbert I think you have to dance now

@cyberdees @GreatDismal mate, this book is a large part of the reason my wardrobe tends to the logo-free. Also really made me want a powermac cube

@wefail heh. with a little internet sleuthing, I found it! And it's still somehow playable! 2023, man. This is quite a nostalgia trip.

Now I find someone else needing the same advice, is there still a copy of that presentation online anywhere? Or just that slide?

RT @DavidZipper: A group of San Franciscans realized that they can disable Waymo and Cruise robotaxis by placing a traffic cone on the vehi…

@mr_dudders tbh I’d probably just go with factstory, but I do love a painfully laboured pun