Notices by Laura Kalbag (laura@mastodon.laurakalbag.com), page 2

The “rub my tummy” position…

Try telling this snow dog he’s not made for the sunshine

@aral home is with these two… ❤️

And mid-flop

Don’t want to move. Just finished cutting the grass and he’s come to snuggle up next to me…

Why are the Quantcast consent dialogs now redirecting you to the site’s privacy policy when you hit “Do not accept”…? I don’t know what the legal term is, but imho it’s properly dodgy.

Honestly my Twitter feed isn’t much better.

Yikes, my RSS feed is a tedious regurgitation of Google press releases this morning.

Even dorkier IRL

@adamprocter it’ll be interesting, for sure.

Nice little sunrise drive to the airport, heading off to Stockholm for the first time, and with a new talk too.

https://frombusinesstobuttons.com/

@ghost_bird ohno, I didn’t know that. ffs. Down with the TERFs

Good read on the UK’s age verification porn block: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/apr/18/age-verification-block-porn-ethical-sites-sex

Insightful and horrifying:

https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2019/4/17/18308466/invisible-women-pain-gender-data-gap-caroline-criado-perez

https://abookapart.com/products/everyday-information-architecture

Everyday Information Architecture by the brilliant Lisa Maria Martin is out today (you might have to hold tight til the US is on working hours) and I wrote about how much I loved reading this book and why you should buy it.

https://laurakalbag.com/everyday-information-architecture/

Using the hand grinder to grind coffee this morning…

One of which is a tracker that “empowers healthcare marketers to stand out and influence their most valuable audiences by combining state-of-the-art digital identity and data with the scale of programmatic advertising.” That’s what you expect on a site about Apple stuff… right?

Blimey, imore.com has a cool (not cool) 100 trackers on its homepage.