Andrew Mee
@andrewmee.bsky.social
Front-end web developer, interested in politics, technology, accessibility, and their intersections.
Also available at 🐘 @andrewmee@toot.io
Also available at 🐘 @andrewmee@toot.io
MacOS 26 is awesome, because they apparently didn't standardise the border radius for apps to use, so you can see them peeking out behind each other even when maximised.
Steve Jobs must be spinning like a dynamo
Steve Jobs must be spinning like a dynamo
December 17, 2025 at 2:37 AM
MacOS 26 is awesome, because they apparently didn't standardise the border radius for apps to use, so you can see them peeking out behind each other even when maximised.
Steve Jobs must be spinning like a dynamo
Steve Jobs must be spinning like a dynamo
yep, looks to have fallen over. No outage reported yet on the status page though slack-status.com
November 7, 2025 at 12:37 AM
yep, looks to have fallen over. No outage reported yet on the status page though slack-status.com
What it feels like for the rest of the world watching America have an election...
October 31, 2024 at 8:58 PM
What it feels like for the rest of the world watching America have an election...
Probably not a good thing that my most commonly used emoji reaction in my work slack is 😬...
September 26, 2024 at 12:58 AM
Probably not a good thing that my most commonly used emoji reaction in my work slack is 😬...
I know everyone's shitting on the 538 model this year, but how does this make any sense?
How can Trump have a 36% chance of winning California when 95% of their model outcomes result in a Dem win of 10 points or higher. Surely by definition he should have a maximum 5% chance.
How can Trump have a 36% chance of winning California when 95% of their model outcomes result in a Dem win of 10 points or higher. Surely by definition he should have a maximum 5% chance.
August 27, 2024 at 1:58 AM
I know everyone's shitting on the 538 model this year, but how does this make any sense?
How can Trump have a 36% chance of winning California when 95% of their model outcomes result in a Dem win of 10 points or higher. Surely by definition he should have a maximum 5% chance.
How can Trump have a 36% chance of winning California when 95% of their model outcomes result in a Dem win of 10 points or higher. Surely by definition he should have a maximum 5% chance.