Trying tumblr
The octopress experiment for blogging failed that’s okay, sorry if your old school rss reader had a flood of fake updates of old entries, maybe that’s why twitter and facebook are where it’s at in 2012.
As Grand Central Station celebrates its centennial today, a diagram by engineer William Wilgus showing the first stage of construction of Grand Central Terminal, 1903, from the fascinating Grand Central’s Engineer: William J. Wilgus and the Planning of Modern Manhattan.
Law of large numbers (in German)
I also learned that you can’t just change the en to de on Wikipedia.
iOS 6 fixes bug that sent iMessages to stolen iPhones | Ars Technica
This is similar to the most annoying part about SIM swapping with a iPhone and Android phone. If you don’t also turn off iMessages manually when taking the SIM out other iPhone users text messages end up on your iPhone even tho it is at home.
http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/features/opening-slides-1592541.pdf
A pretty clear description of what Oracle believes Google knew and their motivations behind Android’s use of Java.
John Cleese on Creativity (by wuvwebs) The five things you need to enter the open and playful mind are space, time, time, confidence and humor. If you want to be creative together with others you really need them to be people you like and trust.
US Attorneys General express strong concerns with the new Google privacy policy
The text of the letter that the National Association of Attorney General sent to Google last week. What are they missing?
TED Blog | Backstage: The Cave
I look forward to downloading the first talks from 2012 on Wed.
I like to think that everyone is on a continuum of introversion to extroversion in their own personality behaviors and then even inside that generalization each day or hour is another time your brain gets to react to the stimulus of the world. Susan Cain does a solid job explaining some of the research she did about the benefit of thinking before acting, which could be explained as the system one reaction of introverts borrowing from Kahneman’s recent book.
(Source: youtube.com)
I like to think that everyone is on a continuum of introversion to extroversion in their own personality behaviors and then even inside that generalization each day or hour is another time your brain gets to react to the stimulus of the world. Susan Cain does a solid job explaining some of the research she did about the benefit of thinking before acting, which could be explained as the system one reaction of introverts borrowing from Kahneman’s recent book.
(Source: youtube.com)
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