Philip Bump
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Links: April 2018
Hello, dear reader!
April is gone, but its links remain.
I’ve been obsessed with my current personal project lately (more on that soon), so apart from a handful of very brief movie reviews, I didn’t do much writing in April, though the web designers in the audience might want to take a look at my notes from last week’s Generate conference.
The links this go-round include some gems for Prince fans on the second anniversary of… See more →
Contrasting the political climate surrounding Trump’s impeachment rumblings and that of Nixon’s resignation. washingtonpost.com/news/politics/…
Links: February 2018
Hello dear reader!
February is gone, but its links remain.
My site was pretty quiet in February, up until yesterday when I published the final post in a series about the process behind my redesign. This one is about color, and the recent revelations I’ve had about how to work with it.
This month’s links have the usual range of topics, with the highlight for me being a treasure trove of interviews and demos on… See more →
In a weekly average of 23,077 violent crimes, “the White House only found two crimes linked to immigrants in the country illegally.” twitter.com/washingtonpost…
Links: October 2017
Hello, dear reader!
October is gone, but its links remain.
For my part, I wrote a bit about my first ten years on Twitter, dusted off the ol’ dream journal, and published the full calendar for Robtober, my annual horror movie binge. I also wrote a bit about each of the 31 movies included in Robtober this year. They’ll all be collected on my site later, but for now they’re available on Letterboxd.
With Robtober keeping… See more →
“The top 1% alone holds twice as much value as the bottom 90%. That’s where most of the benefit to an increase in stock values goes.” twitter.com/washingtonpost…
Compare the size of your home to Mitt Romney’s! wapo.st/1tsBsBJ Here’s mine (my apartment is in blue):