It's not a parody, apparently: "You eat a coffee for lunch. You follow through on your follow through. Sleep deprivation is your drug of choice. You might be a doer. In doers we trust." As Nick Mamatas says, "Back in the 1990s, this ad would be the result of billboard liberation."
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Bizarre new sneaker can be worn backwards or frontwards
Brooklyn art/design collective MSCHF created these very strange sneakers above that you can wear backwards or frontwards. From HighSnobiety: It sports a wild upper that's open on both ends, allowing… READ THE REST
Adobe ends support for Type 1 fonts
Type 1 fonts, the kind that came with Macs in the 1990s, will no longer be supported by Adobe software. Unless you've been around a long while, chances are this… READ THE REST
Former Apple design chief Jony Ive made King Charles' coronation emblem
Following the death of his beloved mother, Queen Elizabeth II, freshly kinged Charles awaits his formal coronation. There's a new website for the event featuring an emblem designed by Sir… READ THE REST
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