ryanford.bsky.social
Head of Design for companies with questionable judgment in design leadership.
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It’s a real stretch to say two things simultaneously:
1. WhatsApp can’t see any of your messages, we’re a secure system
2. We know enough about you for effective ad targeting
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Yeah sure the 10 Billion other people on earth don’t like him at all but that one unborn person would’ve loved him
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Trains
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I was truly hoping that Billy, the meth-addicted store manager who stole everything from our store and drove away most of our business and was prosecuted and found guilty of many crimes, would feel bad and want to redeem himself when I hired him back into the same exact job.
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If your bank can’t legally call itself a bank, and instead calls itself a “banking app,” move your money.
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We put idiots in a place of authority time after time.
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Maybe he’s born with it
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For now I think it’s just cybertrucks but it could easily expand.
Many used car buyers (e.g. CarMax) have an over abundance of teslas of all model types and don’t want or need more.
The market is saturated with supply broadly. Demand is still there, but lower than it was.
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Finally all of that American Bamboo just sitting around is going to get used.
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I will post this everywhere I can:
This administration is painfully stupid and terrified of letting everyone know how stupid they are. Any dumb mistake, any act of stupidity will be responded to with a combination of "I'm very smart and did it on purpose" and "somebody else made me do it."
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The libs were thoroughly owned by his acts of bravery.
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The "thin blue line" didn't work—we're steeped in chaos and crime and it's all terrible white people doing it.
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Is this just a very expensive way for Bezos to get rid of his fiancee?
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So don’t water down César Chávez into a quote or a hashtag.
Honor him by being angry.
Honor him by demanding better.
He didn’t fight for a holiday.
He fought for justice.
Today and every day moving forward, we must push for a more just society.
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And yet?
Farm workers in the U.S. today still face poverty wages, stolen labor, and no protections.
60+ years later.
Nothing has changed for millions of people picking our food.
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If you’ve ever had a lunch break, health benefits, or a safe job site—
someone bled for that.
Chávez was one of them.
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He was beaten.
Arrested.
Mocked.
Ignored.
Because he dared to say:
“We deserve better.”
And still, he kept organizing.
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Just working our way back to HBO it seems
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More proof executives aren’t necessarily smart people.
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It struck me as the type of casual chat that goes like this:
Hey can we make a small group chat about the Houthi thing?
Sure one sec I’ll spin it up so we’re all on the same page.
*Literally names it as such*
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Republicans will do literally anything to win.
Democrats will always let them.
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Watching all these people respond to something clearly AI generated.
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Need to see a specialist for that?
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Slave labor camps. Very cool and humane in 2025.
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Making an entertaining post, however wrong or threatening it may be at its core, has become more important on twitter than being a decent human being.
"I can actually appreciate racism" is the beginning of a brain dead response, but it's framed like it has an entertaining point to make. It's sick.
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What they fail to realize is the follower count is smoke and mirrors. Hard to be relevant when you’ve got 50k follower accounts but none of them show up.
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@schiff.senate.gov Talk about this more, Adam. The government is literally trying to kill our children. No hyperbole here.
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Fox News’ hand is in the wrong place. Would normally be a bit lower, without the microphone in hand.