Kyle @kylerconway.com · 12/05/2026Thanks for sharing. I'm not totally clear on where to place this platform yet in my mind yet among others, but this part of the FAQ was a relief. 100
Kyle @kylerconway.com · 11/05/2025On discovering I wrote a great number of poems. kylerconway.com/2025/05/10/o... #poetry 020
Kyle @kylerconway.com · 07/03/2025Don't Look Up... """ MOM Your Dad and I are for the jobs the comet will provide. """ @davidsirota.com deadline.com/wp-content/u... 010
Kyle @kylerconway.com · 04/03/2025Was recently reminded of a #poster I drafted up years ago taken directly from some #WPA designs and colors and a Chomsky quote around that time. kylerconway.com/2020/04/21/c... 020
Kyle @kylerconway.com · 23/02/2025As a designer I've used "Lorem ipsum..." a great many times, but the below is my personal favorite ever use of the phrase in the ADDITIONAL FEEDBACK field of a close your account form. After an FAQ like that, I had no choice. 010
Kyle @kylerconway.com · 12/02/2025Hastily done ― I feel like now is a good time for posters. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_P... 010
Kyle @kylerconway.com · 31/12/2024🎉 Catch the paper on loneliness before it's gone! www.hhs.gov/sites/defaul... 090
Kyle @kylerconway.com · 19/11/2024Found it. Turns out it was a just-barely pre-pandemic tweet. x.com/mmasnick/sta... 100
Kyle @kylerconway.com · 19/11/2024As I'm cleaning out the old place one final time, the following post and media spoke anew to me. --- Mashup of a Baldwin Calculating Engine image (@creativecommons #CC0 license, edited by me) from @smithsonian with a quote. Image: collections.si.edu/search/detai... Text: @mmasnick.bsky.social 093
Kyle @kylerconway.com · 13/11/2024Did some doodling today to distract myself from reality a bit. Whiteboard & Inkscape. It'll end up in something. 010
![BERENGER. I feel responsible for everything that happens. I feel involved-I just can't be indifferent.
DUDARD. (Rising and moving L.) Judge not lest ye be judged. If you start worrying about everything that happens you'd never be able to go on living.
BERENGER. (Sitting R. of the table.) If only it had happened somewhere else, in some other country, and we'd just read about it in the papers, one could discuss it quietly, examine the question from all points of view, and come to an objective conclusion. We could organize debates with professors and writers and lawyers, and blue-stockings and artists and people. And the ordinary man in the street, as well-it would be very interesting and in- structive. But when you're involved yourself, when you suddenly find yourself up against the brutal facts, you can't help feeling directly concerned-the shock is too violent for you to stay cool and detached. I'm frankly surprised, I'm very very surprised. I can't get over it.
DUDARD. (Wandering above the table c.) Well, I'm surprised, too. (He fiddles with the plant on the table.) Or rather, I was. Now I'm starting to get used to it.
BERENGER. Your nervous system is better balanced than mine. You're lucky. But don't you agree it's all very unfortunate-
DUDARD. (Interrupting.) I don't say it's a good thing. And don't get the idea that I'm on the rhinoceroses' side [Cue 9 continues.]
(RHINOCEROSES are heard apparently passing under the window in the "fourth wall.")](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:fye2vti7tf4ky34hxjam25k3/bafkreigt5hkdhjimpykklvollnz7ejqxy3iefsum2paqnwkdziremhyxbm)
