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The new American money system:
1 Dollar = 12 Dullars
1/2 Dullar = William’s Dilemma
1/3 William’s Dilemma = 1 William Sonoma
3 Quarters = 1 Dunk
17 Quarters = 1 Slam Dunk
100 Quarters = 1 Grand Slam
222 Quarters = 1 Nascar
4,000 Pennies = 1 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. Double McCheese
1 Thruppence = 4 Pennies
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"I would love to coast on a minion dick!"
-Caldwell Tanner, WSWD Episode 62: Teen Christmas
When you need that deep dish bibliography, Chicago makes the best.
@whatshouldwedraw i’m sorry
Riddle too good to not make into a comic xD
from @drawfee‘s @whatshouldwedraw podcast ^^
Last week I was on an episode of the amazing podcast “What Should We Draw” hosted by the always awesome Caldwell Tanner and Nathan Yaffe! I wound up making another poster from a quote flippantly said during the recording. I loved "Hep to the Zep" too much to let it go. Listen to the episode (linked below) to find out why! Thank you for having me on again! It’s always an awesome time. WSWD Website: What Should We Draw My Facebook: Julia Lepetit Illustrates My Twitter: JuliaLepetit Buy A Print: Julia Lepetit on Society6
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Octopus: The thinking man's squid.
Nathan Yaffe (Episode 59: Caldwell and Nate PLUS KATE)
MDN has an introduction to Web Sustainability (Remember SustyWeb from a couple of weeks ago?)
It provides a nice lay-person introduction to sustainable web description and practices. It also includes some links to useful resources such as https://www.webpagetest.org/carbon-control/ and https://www.websitecarbon.com/ for getting a sense of a websites's carbon footprint. I encourage you to try a couple of your favourite websites as well as your own you have developed to see how each compares relatively.
(via Introduction to web sustainability | MDN Blog)
Inspired by W3C’s work on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, the specification includes 93 guidelines with 232 success criteria, references, examples, and more. It represents nearly two years of work from about 50 volunteers across five different committees:
Are you aware of WSWD, or SustyWeb yet? If not it is time to brush up.
It is a new(ish) initiative from the W3C seeking to create a specification for web sustainability similar to what they did with web accessibility.
While it is early days it is at minimum, a primer for ethical and moral practices to include in web design/development. Longer term I could see progressive governments mandating some sort of adherance similar as WCAG is to accessibility.
New Web Sustainability Guidelines Report | Sustainable Web Design Community Group
