Craig Saila @saila

Parkdalian designer of things and builder of ideas — find me at @[email protected] he/him saila.com Toronto Joined January 2007

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Good night, and good luck.

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Good luck today, #USA — I hope all you 18+ citizens got a chance to vote & will see your strong democracy be as healthy as the world needs it to be 🇺🇸🗳️ #MidtermElections2022 #Midterm2022

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Is it wrong for me to hope #spaceX finds a way to spin-off as a publicly-held and -controlled company sooner rather than later? #rocket #space

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Struggling to imagine this final #Toronto concert by #Nirvana happened 29 years ago tonight in a hockey arena that is now a grocery store buff.ly/3zEcWTV

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Thank you to everyone at @twitter who had a hand in building such an incredible service during the past 16 years — thinking of all of you today, and in the days ahead

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Alex Bozikovic @alexbozikovic

4 years ago

My obituary of Jack Diamond, architect, urbanist and advocate for better cities: theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

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Don’t miss reading @ftrain on creativity & #MachineLearning: “It feels gross that someone could say to a computer, ‘I want a portrait of Alex Jones in the style of Frida Kahlo,’ and the computer would do it without moral judgment” buff.ly/3Wunb7e #dalle2 #stablediffusion

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Not just a great headline, but a heartening reminder @auttomattic still remembers the web of old: “Tumblr Says Clothing Is Optional Again” /ht @the_logic buff.ly/3sVsIWy

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Three of my most recommended apps are from relatively small companies, and all sport an icon with a black background and a single white letter, stylistic rendered

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Just in case you were feeling optimistic, remember. Everything dies, including information buff.ly/3SNewK3

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Seeing new (to me) ads on Twitter promoting accounts I should apparently follow, these kind of posts are appearing every half-dozen posts (even if the account writes in a language I can’t read)

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Reading @TheTorontoSun, @TorontoStar or @globeandmail #newspapers signalled who you wanted to be (and maybe we’re) as well as who voted for — it was a badge of pride and a driver of actually revenue for the publications in question as they played off each other for readers

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

What I find interesting about this stay/go debate (be it Twitter, or before that Facebook) is that few people fold in how political your medium of choice is — countless newspapers thrived on that! theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

Tip: Using a free instance of the very good app @tweetbot turns Twitter into a read-first medium, and makes posting (or liking or any interacting…) a lot more intentional buff.ly/2S5Z11J

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

This is a very balanced and well-considered analysis of Canada’s Online News Act — and no matter where you stand on its value, it’s a worthwhile read if you care about #journalism buff.ly/3zN9A0h

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Craig Saila @saila

4 years ago

@AmritaGurney The main difference between any instance of the Mastodon servers (and there are hundreds) is the content on it (I think), but you can follow people from many servers