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Twitter Updates for 2009-02-11
one sales training exam done, an apparent infinity more to do… # Powered by Twitter Tools.
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Twitter Updates for 2009-02-10
Looks like most of the “cast” of QuestionableContent are being tweeted for a lark; chase from http://twitter.com/dorabianchi for goodness # Powered by Twitter Tools.
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Google Tasks
Looks promising, though the iGoogle version of the widget looks way inferior to the GMail widget – the former lacks a “delete task” button, for instance – but *if* the tasklist (eventually) syncs to my iTouch for *offline* use, then it will be wonderful… http://mail.google.com/mail/help/tasks/ via adriana
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Douglas Adams was right…
What ails Britain’s children? | The Economist In “Reclaiming Childhood”, published three days earlier, Helene Guldberg, a child psychologist at the Open University, examines the same facts and draws different conclusions. Rising rates of mental illness among the young, she argues, reflect readier diagnosis, and bullying has increased because the word is now used to
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What Makes Compelling Employee-Generated Video Content?
A few days ago I was asked the question What Makes Compelling Employee-Generated Video Content? I won’t go into the circumstances of my being asked because I find them faintly embarrassing, but I have a lot of concern about the question, and what brought someone to ask it. Consider the “magic pixie dust” proposition that
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Twitter Updates for 2009-02-09
Via @adriana872: if you use FaceBook, reconsider its importance in your life and ask what if they took it away from you http://is.gd/iPvA # morning tabfest -> Open All In Tabs -> 50+ pages to skim before brain is booted. # Powered by Twitter Tools.
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Twitter Updates for 2009-02-08
OpenSolaris. ZFS. 24,000 snapshots. Nautilus going like a snail whenever it opens a directory folder. snapdir=hidden. Why ? # Powered by Twitter Tools.
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links for 2009-02-08
Virtual Cave Pretty. Russian Woodpecker – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Russian Woodpecker was a notorious Soviet signal that could be heard on the shortwave radio bands worldwide between July 1976 and December 1989. It sounded like a sharp, repetitive tapping noise, at 10 Hz, giving rise to the "Woodpecker" name. The random frequency hops
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Twitter Updates for 2009-02-07
Either God just dragged his finger across my roof, or I just heard the most tremendous thunderclap… and the snow has started down *hard* # marco pierre white does evil: http://tinyurl.com/dlyl48 – shun him. # Powered by Twitter Tools.
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Lumeneo Smera: Go ahead, tie a llama to your car…
…you know you want to. Though they might be Alpacas, I’m not certain. Also, there are goats. I like goats more than this car. The video is arty with the sound on, unintentionally hilarious with the sound off, and the whole project reminds me of the NARO which I’ve covered before, although the unfortunately named
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Twitter Updates for 2009-02-06
Just did “Conflict of Interest” training and “Keep It Safe” training; the “choosing a password” bit was amusing. Sales Training Tomorrow… # beware rodney stanger: http://tinyurl.com/dc5hto # Anyone else getting Firefox to crash on Flickr.com from OpenSolaris? View Sets, pick one, boom… # Powered by Twitter Tools.