css overprint style generator for that David Carson thing thinkmake.github.io/overprin…

eBay is taking ~14% of all sales between people. How has no one built a viable competitor to this for a lower take rate? FB marketplace is slightly cheaper but very scammy and still 10% Forget competing with Amazon @elonmusk you should just build an alternative to eBay. High trust accounts here would flourish.

We live in an incredible era. Every day something launches that looks wicked, and I feel like I’m constantly playing catch up just to keep up. In a weird way, all of this has got me looking back at the earlier days of the internet, and wondering which lessons from that era still feel timeless. That’s the idea behind Internet Icons at @meetgranola, a new event series celebrating the pioneers whose work still shapes the internet today. First up in London 🇬🇧 - @EbenUpton, co-founder & CEO @Raspberry_Pi, the affordable little computer that got millions of kids (and plenty of grown-ups) tinkering, coding and building. - Julia Whitney, who led design for the original BBC iPlayer during her eleven years at the BBC, as people’s media habits shifted from radio and TV to online, then mobile. - @veen, co-founder & CEO of Typekit. Hard to imagine now, but websites used to be stuck with the same handful of fonts. Typekit changed that, and it’s part of the reason the web stopped looking so uniform and people could bring some individuality to their corner of it.