Right then …
Filling up the car … turned round and …
Lady in front of me told me I could go ahead of her … since she was half ‘processed’ and was waiting for a particular person.
‘Half processed’ what a term … humans moving through a bureaucratic system waiting to be processed - like pork.
Nice. Funny.
Found on Twitter today - sorry - don’t know which account.
AI Generated Marketing Content
If you know me, you know I have a thing about ‘content’. Seems I am not the only one.
The corporate hire/fire mentality is extraordinary. Everybody fired - was at one time hired … do that many people go ‘downhill’ - or should companies be looking at themselves - with DEEP reflection?
Afterall - all the people are different.
The constant is the company.
Why Quiet Quitting Is A Really Bad Idea – JOSH BERSIN
I would have hoped for a more thoughtful commentary .. but no … just a corporate mouth piece.
Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data breach lawsuit ends in 11th hour settlement.
FUKKERBERG is more slippery than tRump.
Would be really cool if NetNewsWire’s Smart Folders would let me create my own Smart Folders using my own rules.
It’s time to look at data differently. Shall we?
The battle continues - and will be lost unless ‘we the people’ do something about it.
Oscar Wilde : âLife imitates art far more than art imitates Life.â - which is why the poem is important.
newsletter.peoplefirst.business/p/little-…
Sometimes you sense something in the ether. You know ‘it’s’ changed.
A few days later you learn that it has indeed changed.
Still nobody is being upfront. Nobody is sharing. Nobody is telling you anything.
But still, you know. You’re not imagining it.
There goes another friend down the rabbit hole.
Overcast is My Friend
Long Time Castro user - but it was time to explore the alternatives again. (Same exercise as the RSS reader project a few weeks ago). So of course my first stop was back to Apple Podcasts .. because I keep thinking that of all companies Apple should be able to deliver the best experience …. right?
The app managed to annoy me in less than a couple of days. But it did trigger me to look at synching … enter Overcast - my new friend.
Moved over about three weeks ago. Been getting used to it, and so wasn’t ready to say bye-bye to Castro … until today.
I don’t think Overcast is any better or worse than Castro when it comes to managing the play lists - different for sure. But oh boy - synching.
I like the sound from my iPad better than my phone, so is great to listen to at home - but the iPad doesn’t travel around with me when I am walking.
Overcast synching is just GREAT.
I stop listening on my iPad, grab my phone - head out - and it just works1 … picking up where I was in the podcast and continuing on the new device.
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Seriously, someone should use that as a marketing phrase! ↩︎
“One way to make that less confusing is to embrace the metaphor from Finder’s Column view (Steve Jobs’s favorite view!) and let the app get wider, displaying multiple levels of hierarchy.”
💬 Jason Snell
Who knew that ‘Steve’ and I shared a favorite finder view!
The Flow Of Liquid
The title is not representative of the piece which is actually about ‘Google Maps’ and ‘personal memory’ but is pulled from the quote.
I might have to reallocate my time for the next 5 coreints … so I can listen to all of @danielpunkass with @gruber …