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Looking for "coffee table books" from which you can learn something by reading just a couple of pages, optionally with some imagery.

Something in the lines of: Thing Explainer by Randall Munroe (xkcd), The secret lives of color by Kassia St.Clair.

With conferences happening fully online nowadays, which are you looking forward to attend remotely?

I thought defcon did a great job last year with the discord channel, I wonder what other tools conferences are using these days to improve the “Hall track” online experience.

Mine:

* Self driving vehicles in the mainstream worldwide

* AI evolving as a platform

* E2E encryption as a norm in all messaging services

* Small research facility in another planet or the moon

* At least one big win for federated services vs their centralized counterparts