Love Notes to Newton – Full Movie – Official – YouTube
This is lovely. I still have my Newton 2100 and all the accessories and still take it out occasionally to remind myself how fun that period of my computing life was.
What we don’t know – Annie Mueller
You don’t know how it’s going to work out, if it’s going to work out. Sometimes it becomes obvious that it’s not going to work out, and then you stare at it like, Well what now?
And you don’t know. You have absolutely no idea.
mymind is the extension for your mind.
One place for everything you care about. No need to file it, label or even tag it. It’s all magically organized and visualized for you.
This new bookmark everything app is ultimately “not for me” but sure does look interesting. Worth a look. Perhaps its for you.
Multi-layered calendars « julian.digital
Been thinking about this one ever since Phil Bowell linked to it a week or so ago. Lot’s of great ideas going on here. Many of these are actually features in BusyCal (which I use) like timed tasks and travel time but I’d love to see the the others.
Still Trying to Ignore the Metaverse | danah boyd | apophenia
it never ceases to amaze me that tech bros want to build worlds created in dystopian novels and expect a different outcome. As a reminder, this is actually the definition of insanity
Beatrix, age 15, is one of the performers in Choose Your Own Fringe Adventure as part of the 2023 Minnesota Fringe Festival. If you’re in the Twin Cities you should make the time to go see her. It’ll be fun!
Anna responds to the question of how to function in a crisis.
You are allowed to be human, you are allowed to have crises, and you are allowed to drop balls and function poorly, or not at all.
Perhaps we all need to optimize for delight.
Only Finding the Non-Obvious Matters – Garrick van Buren
Admittedly, as this story of the Vienna Beef company reminds us, we can be successful for a very long time without fully understanding our own non-obvious details.
That feeling when the women you’re with agree that, “You’re totally an Alan” and it’s one of the nicest compliments you’ve ever received.
