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“Teach kids how to think, not what to think.”
– Richard Dawkins (via atheism-)
October 2011
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Bob and Rich
Bob was a nice guy. I liked him. He was easy to like. Everybody in the office liked him.
Nobody liked Rich though. That guy was a fucker. We all hated his guts.
But Bob liked Rich. None of us could figure that out. How could such a great guy like Bob be friends with that asshole Rich? We all talked about it, but nobody could come up with an explanation.
After a while people started disliking...
March 2011
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March 2010
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Know your Ray Ban Wayfarers. →
I sport the RB2113 model in black, but I’m after a second pair in tortoise, and I’m leaning toward the RB2140 “Original Wayfarer” for those.
“I’d go further. I’d say, life is wasted on … people.”
– Greenberg.
5 tags
Cabling Your Mac - Gadgetwise Blog - NYTimes.com →
Getting closer every day to dumping my cable TV and turning over my Mac Mini to full time video entertainment duty. This cable reminded me how much I’ve been wanting to try that out.
» minimalist backup :mnmlist →
Another way.
Finger Painting : The New Yorker →
A weekly sketch and video of New York City, by Jorge Colombo. There’s no end to the coolness of things being done with iPhones.
Pixelsatanexhibition.com - Art of the iPhone →
My iPhone is my favorite camera, and I highly recommend the various photo apps from Art & Mobile.
Seth's Blog: But it's better than TV →
I find myself watching far less TV these days, very little really, but I still haven’t put that surplus time to good use yet. Mostly I’m too exhausted by my stressful 10-12 hour work day at my paying gig to have any creativity left.
Yes. Another Backup Lecture. | 43 Folders →
I need to take care of this.
your.flowingdata / Capture your life in data. →
To be tried. Daytum didn’t really do anything for me.
“That it isn’t compelling enough for a high school student who already has a...”
– I was reading iPad commentary when I again happened upon this iPad analysis by Robert Scoble’s 16 year old son, which I posted before. Last time I read it I was, like most Apple geeks, so enthralled with the prospects of the iPad that I couldn’t see the forest for the trees.
Not...
Tilt-Shift Video of NYC →
Miniaturized worlds rule. Via Kottke.
