This is exactly what happened. I enjoyed seeing Manu’s cartoons when we worked at Twitter at the same time, and I’m glad he carried on documenting the end of the company after the layoffs.
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Andy Piper reviewed Twittoons by Manu Cornet
Andy Piper started reading 22 Ideas About the Future by Benjamin Greenaway

22 Ideas About the Future by Benjamin Greenaway, Stephen Oram
This collection of provocations from the think tank Cybersalon brings together a blend of near-future speculative fiction and non-fiction commentary …
Andy Piper finished reading Chokepoint Capitalism by Cory Doctorow

Chokepoint Capitalism by Cory Doctorow, Rebecca Giblin
A call to action for the creative class and labor movement to rally against the power of Big Tech and …
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Andy Piper started reading Easy Money by Ben McKenzie
As recommended by Ryan on #Techgrumps...
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Andy Piper rated Doctor Who Short Trips Volume 11: 4 stars

Doctor Who Short Trips Volume 11 by Alfie Shaw, Paul F Verhoeven, Felicia Barker, and 2 others
An audiobook anthology of six new Doctor Who short stories.
Rearguard by Alfie Shaw Trooper Stron has been given a …
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Good story on this book thenewstack.io/online-community-fights-big-techs-chokepoint-capitalism/
Andy Piper finished reading Basics of 3D Printing with Josef Prusa by Martin Bach

Basics of 3D Printing with Josef Prusa by Martin Bach, Josef Průša
This book will help you understand what kinds of 3D printing technologies are currently available and how they work. We …
A good overview and primer
4 stars
This is probably the best overall introduction to 3D printing methods, materials and terminology that I’ve found so far (and, to be honest, it has made me think about whether a Prusa printer would be a good thing for my workshop, which is obviously part of the point of the book). I found the descriptions of the different settings, and differences between material types, very useful. I think it could have gone slightly further in a few places, but overall, perfect for my needs and pretty quick to read and absorb.
Andy Piper started reading Basics of 3D Printing with Josef Prusa by Martin Bach

Basics of 3D Printing with Josef Prusa by Martin Bach, Josef Průša
This book will help you understand what kinds of 3D printing technologies are currently available and how they work. We …