🔖 Read Primark launches clothing range designed for people with disabilities.
I love this. I hope we see it spread to other retailers.
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It’s hard to feel much like writing these days. I’m going to be building some hand-coded projects and learning more hand-coding stuff, so I’ll be blogging about that process.
Bless Miss O’Kistic for this timeless tweet.
Finished reading: A Seditious Affair by KJ Charles 📚
A Tory pursuing seditionists for the Home Office and a radical pamphleteer fall in love in Regency England and it’s just as perfect as you’d expect. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Help me out, Internet. I saw someone talking about a cross-posting service a while back, maybe @pratik@writing.exchange? What is that service called? Thanks!
Me just now: I think my boots don’t look as cool with the laces looser on the foot and tighter on the ankle.
Also me: Kimberly, you are a middle-aged school librarian. You don’t need to look cool.
Stepping away from timelines and replies for a little while, but still planning to share resources and blog. If you want to be sure I see what you have to say, every post on my website has a Reply by email button.
Sharing more resources to help you defend libraries. Kelly Jensen works so hard on the Book Riot Literary Activism newsletter. It is the best place I know of to get news about censorship. Sign up here.
🔖 Read Please Don’t Use Generative AI To Mimic Historical Figures.
This is all kinds of a bad idea. The BlueSky thread linked in the post shares a conversation that makes me think the LLM wasn’t trained on Anne Frank’s writing, given its ignorance of the ethnic part of Jewish identity.