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  • MacSparky and Two Screens

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    David Sparks now has a reference screen. Studies show that two screens increase productivity, but I’m not sure I buy it. The studies are a controlled environment for a specific task. Our office life is not controlled and we can do anything we want. I wonder how often David will have some other stuff up

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  • Facebook and “Responsibility”

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    Quoting from the article: We have a responsibility to help people understand how much time they spend on our platforms so they can better manage their experience. I feel like they need to replace “responsibility” with an entire aside. Something like: People are pissed at us over Cambridge Analytica and more research shows Facebook is

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  • I am On Live in the Feast Talking about Family Priorities

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    I had the great chance to talk to my friend Jason about family priorities and why I write things down instead of using a digital task manager. This is the start of Jason’s third season of Live in the Feast and it’s a great show. Take some time now to hear us laugh and talk

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  • What the Facebook sharing changes and Jetpack mean for me

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    So Facebook is changing their sharing and JetPack won’t share to my Facebook profile anymore automatically. That means I can’t share my content on Facebook without doing it manually unless I want to share on my page and to get any traction there I need to pay Facebook. So I won’t be doing it. I

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  • Jason Snell reminds us what the product is if we’re not paying

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    Great thoughts from Jason Snell on Anchor podcasting. Sure it’s free but that means you’re the product. They’re going to sell ads against your content at some point. Years ago I started banging the drum about free services. I happily pay for Transistor because I know I’m not the product. I’m the customer. Transistor launches

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  • Some Indie Fiction I’m excited about

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    The sequel to Akairya is getting closer to completion. I’ve read the first one and it was good. One part was a bit to “adult” for my 7-year-old but it wasn’t aimed at readers that young anyway. I just tweak it a bit for her and we both love it. I’ll be buying a copy

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  • On Ergonomic Keyboards

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    Nice review of the Microsoft Surface Ergonomic Keyboard. I still prefer my Kinesis Freestyle Solo and I have the second version as well. I’m back on the original right now till I get appeared USB hub for my iPad since V2 had a USB hub in it doesn’t get enough power from the iPad directly.

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  • Failure that looks like Success

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    This was a great post and it comes at an interesting time. See I’ve got this video recorded uploaded and schedule for Wednesday that talks more about my failure/struggles. It’s scary to have it ready since I’m using it as a push to talk with my wife about it. The video claims I have, but

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  • Facebook isn’t friendship

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    Losing friends because you’re not on Facebook is only a valid concern to the extent that your ‘friends on Facebook’ are not really friends at all. From the great James Shelley. I do have a Facebook profile but the only thing I use it for is to interact with two groups. One is a book

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  • Producing a winning proposal

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    The subject of my latest piece at Liquid Web is why you might not be able to talk to the buyer of a project. Do you know the difference between tactics and strategy? Do you know which one the buyer will want to talk about with a good consultant? A buyer that takes you seriously

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