@tinokremer sorry to hear that. It means export failed on the thumbnails. Will take a look.
@tinokremer Got it. Thing to check: files should be in /Uploads/yourdomain/
@tinokremer I'm offline right now, driving family members to SFO. But happy to help - perhaps leave a note on the mailing list?
Seeing "stay in your lane" a lot as a euphemism for "know your place". Which is a kind of nasty thing to say, no?
After ten years away, an American discovers what's wrong with US work culture. I'm on board with all of this. https://ukiahcommunityblog.wordpress.com/2015/07/23/living-in-switzerland-ruined-me-for-america-and-...
I know #ff is passé, but: you should be following @withknown. We're going to do some new things this year that will surprise you.
Super-happy to hear that fuzzy.io is part of 500 Startups. A team that deserves every success. http://blog.fuzzy.io/2015/07/31/fuzzy-io-joins-500-startups/
Mostly my job is to try really hard to make myself redundant. Which is exactly what I should be doing.
An interesting perception is that I sit and write a lot of code. As a startup founder and CEO, it's a very small part of what I actually do.
Feeling like I need to get my hands on a Windows 10 machine - partially for Edge, partially to escape my little Mac-shaped bubble.
@hanjabanja I'm drinking G&T! And trying to decide between watching a show about an addict hacker or a horse with low self esteem.
My sister's second song a week is about a clown who falls in love with a non-binary trapeze artist. Bittersweet. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=grsbtWiPQ2g
@zedshaw Oh wow. That's taken my hopeful optimism a few notches down tonight.
Public art is so important and has real economic benefits. Private patronage is not a great way to fund arts organizations.
Freedom always wins. On the Internet, the safe bet is on the people and companies that fight for the user.
Data is property, and it is power. It is valuable. Internet users are still onboarding, but the implications of the cloud will settle in.
When everyone and everything is connected and the Internet is like air, who should own it?
If the answer is nobody, how do we ensure that?
The pace of the Internet's growth has been blistering. The Internet you loved when you joined, whenever you joined, no longer exists. Gone.
We're in a time of unprecedented growth for the Internet. Unless we all start having sextuplets, it'll never happen again. This is it.
2.2 billion people started using the Internet since Facebook was founded. Most on mobile. Remember building your first website? They don't.
When I joined the Internet for the first time, I was one of only 25 million users. When I went to college, 120 million. Now: 3.17 billion.
How to get RSS feeds for some of your favorite services: http://stream.withknown.com/2015/how-to-get-rss-feeds-for-your-favorite-services
If they made a movie about growing up in Oxford in the nineties, 1. it would suck, 2. this might be the soundtrack. https://open.spotify.com/user/benwerd/playlist/12hYSYpWFX8WN8VWat0zwu
@wiilassie there's no legit way to watch the channels, I mean. And stuff like Only Connect doesn't make it here.
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