Very sad to hear that Oliver Sacks has died. An insightful mind. http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/08/31/science/oliver-sacks-dies-at-82-neurologist-and-author-explored...
Still not used to living in a country so big that I have jet lag from traveling from the other side of it.
Boarding today's flight 2 of 2 and already ready to be boarding my bed.
Swam in the bay with people I've known my whole life, and showered in rainbows. I guess I'm ready to rejoin the real world now.
This post talks about marriages - but I'm convinced kindness is central to all kinds of relationships. http://www.businessinsider.com/lasting-relationships-rely-on-2-traits-2014-11
Today's lesson: if libraries would take X-Forwarded-Proto into account when detecting HTTPS, that would be just dandy.
Raise.me is interesting. I'd never heard of micro-scholarships before. A very different approach to college funding. https://www.raise.me/
Has anyone ever set up a kanban board for a shared family home (with people unfamiliar with them)? Seriously considering doing that here.
Computers are fun and all, but I'm pouring myself a big glass of whiskey and going out on the deck to listen to crickets and watch the moon.
@jden415 They do, in aggregate. But it'd be sad if we, as individuals, overlooked topics that matter because their design was shitty.
@jden415 The way this article frames it is really good. It's worth a read. Not as simple as my tweet implies :)
@KellyMeeker That Petaluma pinch in particular is tough to get through. Almost as if someone should build a train ...
@KellyMeeker It's odd, because it's 1. cheaper, 2. still close to SF, and 3. sometimes breathtakingly beautiful.
@KellyMeeker Thanks for all this! I'm based in Santa Rosa a lot of the time and don't understand why there isn't more activity up there.
Re-asking an earlier question: which startups are in the North Bay (Sebastapol / Santa Rosa / Petaluma)? I'm aware of O'Reilly and TWiT.
1 in 7 humans on Earth used Facebook on Monday. Which means: at least that number used the web.
The Internet is people - and the Daily Show is adapting. Will real news follow suit? http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/28/arts/television/the-daily-show-gets-ready-to-go-viral.html
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