Facebook feeding violence
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From The New York Times: Wherever per-person Facebook use rose to one standard deviation above the national average, attacks on refugees increased by about 50 percent. I’m largely off Facebook. I certainly do not watch the feed to engage with any posts outside of a single book club I like. Even that interaction is waning.…
Which operating system should I use macOS, Linux or Windows?
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Of course the answer starts with “it depends”. What software is the default option in your desired field of work? If you need to use Photoshop, then you’re on macOS or Windows. If you mainly need terminal then macOS and Linux are Unix based systems so you have a good terminal. I think that this…
Ciatations made easy
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I’ve used Citation Machine but always hated it because it’s terrible and as covered. Seems I don’t have to because Citationsy exists. Has macOS and iOS clients. Thanks to Appedemic for pointing this out.
Twitter’s Security Choices Shows They Don’t Care About Users
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I already know that I’m not the customer for Twitter. Advertisers are the customers. That’s who gives them money, not me. But it always really hits home that Twitter doesn’t care about me when I try to do anything with it and am confronted with their security choices. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and Twitter Unfortunately given…
Why The Twitter API Change is Nothing but Good
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As of August 16 2018, the Twitter API changed for 3rd party developers. Without getting too technical, Twitter is turned off the old streaming API and did not replace a bunch of it with anything at all. That means 3rd party clients lost: timeline streaming notifications on retweets, quote tweets, likes, and follows mentions and…
Keyboard nerds take a look
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Brett Terpstra at least initially likes that Ultimate Hacking Keyboard. I like that it splits but not so impressed that it doesn’t have any angle adjustment for ergonomics. I’m still using the Kinesis Freestyle Solo V2 happily. I had the V1 out of the drawer for a few weeks recently and it’s still great. I…
Freelance Friday 019 – August 17 2018
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This week has been mostly off for me. Monday was taking my middle kid in to the hospital for further tests and such for her GI issues. More tests are scheduled. Tuesday through Thursday my wife worked a bunch and since it was one week in the summer we decided that I’d just take the…
Laptopless @macsparky
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So David is doing another experiment with no laptop. I’ve mostly gone Macless now. Web development with my iPad and a VPS. Audio recording and editing on the iPad. Next week I’ll talk more about why I think that traditional desktop UI is less productive and why iOS is better. Few weeks you’ll get a…
How do you build a Story Driven Company?
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A few weeks back we looked at how to have a brand that stands out, one that has no competition because it’s just different than the rest. While there was lots of good in Badass Your Brand, it felt like it was lacking to me in some of the “how” metrics. How do you communicate…
Should I Read It 028 – Story Driven by Bernadette Jiwa
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Story Driven by Bernadette Jiwa is all about helping you tell your unique story in a way that stays true to who you are. Purchase Story Driven on Amazon Written review of Story Driven by Bernadette Jiwa If you’ve been struggling with focus, then my next book The Art of Focus is for you. In…
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