So, apparently, Warner is letting Netflix know what happens when you, well, you see the pictures. It would seem that giving in to Warner’s demands that they not send out movies within the first 28 days of their release bought Netflix a ramrod straight from behind. It’s as though Warner said, “Oh, did you think [...]
Tagged Netflix, TechCrunch, The Big Lebowski, Warner BrothersRachel at cre8d design bemoans the loss of long-form writing. The example is a book telling a story composed of emails. While I agree with the sentiment that the loss of long-form writing is just that – a true loss – I’d be interested in seeing the same book told through Tweets and TwitPics (or [...]
Tagged android, Facebook, Gmail, Google, The Death of Long-Form, Twitter…but I may never know. Part 1: Shock and Awe I made a decision to try to just focus on positive things with this blog, but given my previous obsession with Lifestreaming, I can’t help but comment on this. I read about AOL’s Lifestream earlier today on TechCrunch who, rightfully, said that it might be [...]
Tagged AOL, Facebook, Facebook Connect, Fail, Lifestreaming, TwitterI’ve been using RescueTime for a while now, and while it hasn’t really improved my productivity, that’s mostly because I’m actually really productive already. And I can prove it thanks to RescueTime. RescueTime is an software application you install on your computer that tracks the active application and logs that information so you can view [...]
Tagged Getting Things Done, Productivity, RescueTime, SoftwareI twittered a sentence from this amazing interview with Thich Nhat Hanh. Yes, it’s Oprah interviewing. Hate if you will. Here is the entire quote, which I had to cut down for Twitter: Enlightenment is always there. Small enlightenment will bring great enlightenment. If you breathe in and are aware that you are alive – [...]
Tagged Buddhism, Enlightenment, Meditation, Oprah, Personal Improvement, Stress Management, Thich Nhat Hanh