March 2011
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“While I doubt I’ll get so lucky a third time, as my good friend Biz Stone likes...”
– @Ev - An Obvious Next Step (via bijan)
“[W]e do not need a license to store music in Cloud Drive,” Griffin added...”
– Amazon on Cloud Player: we don’t need no stinkin’ licenses
essa briga vai ser boa.
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“This is the key to the iPad that nobody has figured out. The iPad does...”
– The iPad is 99% more open than any other computer.
Such an astute observation on the reality of how most people experience technology, and from someone less than half my age. This kid will be the C-level youngling exec we will find ourselves in awe of by the time I hit 40. (via gbb)
pequeno genio...
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Have you read Think Quarterly, Google's new free... →
newsweek:
utnereader:
If Think Quarterly is a free, niched magazine—but it’s bankrolled by one of the largest companies on Earth—is it still considered “alternative press”?
“It will be fascinating to see how this evolves. The mag is currently aimed just at Google’s partners and advertisers—but, let’s be honest, how long do we really think that’ll be the case? Here’s how managing...
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Japan's hydra-headed disaster: The fallout | The... →
Yet democracies would be wrong to turn their back on nuclear power. It still has the advantages of offering reliable power, a degree of energy security, and no carbon dioxide emissions beyond those incurred in building and supplying the plants. In terms of lives lost it has also boasted, to date, a reasonably good record. Chernobyl’s death toll is highly uncertain, but may have reached a few...
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Readers who come to Times articles through links... →
jennydeluxe:
this is key.
aí sim
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APPLE V GOOGLE | More Intelligent Life →
Last year he (Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert) depicted technology-tethered humans as de facto cyborgs: “If a cyborg can remove its digital eye and leave it on a shelf as a surveillance device, and I think we all agree that it can, then your cellphone qualifies as part of your body.” He sees the phone as an exobrain: “Your regular brain uses your exobrain to outsource part of its memory,...
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“I work at Apple as a manager at one of its stores in Japan. The earthquake hit...”
– XXXXX, Great Tohoku Earthquake Survivor 2011 (via ericmortensen)
foda. eu recomendo ler tudo.
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“Japan’s orderliness and civility often impressed me during my years living in...”
– Nicholas Kristof: Sympathy for Japan, and Admiration (via apsies)
“One factor may also have to do with our relationship with nature. Americans see themselves as in confrontation with nature, taming it. In contrast, the Japanese conception is that humans are simply one part of nature,...
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Apple's Post-PC Devices
marc:
I’m salivating over the new iPad 2 as much as anyone and will be in line on March 11th as I am for almost every Apple product launch. That said, if Apple is going to brag about its “post-PC devices” it would nice if those devices didn’t, you know, require having a PC.
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“As the landscape in publishing changes due to technology, disruption in market...”
– The future of the book - O’Reilly Radar
culture, staffing, and innovation. o mercado editorial é uma criança gordinha.
(via Instapaper) 