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Fun Fact
Tumblr has been providing a Korean-language service since 2013.
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Join me at Discours.es!
Here’s why.
Photo CC BY-NC David DeHetre
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Why Minecraft Rewrites the Playbook for Learning - Boing Boing
Mimi Ito on why she’s co-founded a startup focusing on Minecraft summer camps for kids.
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I refused to be categorised, which probably makes me a 'Visualizer' ;)
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"Who wants to work 40 hours a week for a single employer? In the future, perhaps nobody."
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Missed this a couple of weeks ago but my father sent it to me this morning. Thanks Dad!
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The CEO of Imgur talks my kind of language in this Lifehacker interview: http://lifehacker.com/im-alan-schaaf-founder-and-ceo-of-imgur-and-this-is-h-1708682552
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The essence of web literacy | commonspace
Mark Surman explaining how Mozilla will continue the work we started during my tenure.
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Uncoordinated armadillo is having some serious problems
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List posts about productivity are often extremely patchy. This one is pure gold.
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DockGems are tiny apps for Mac OSX that has a sole purpose of decorating your doc | Skrekstore
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Here’s the problem
I never really used Wunderlist, the to-do app that’s used (apparently) by 13 million people worldwide. But I signed up once and they’ve got my email address, so the founder sent along their glorious news that Microsoft have acquired them.
w00t.
For some of us, not having our data sucked up into a single silo is important. That’s why I don’t use the Moves app or Instagram or WhatsApp. They’re all - either now, or in the future - sending data to Facebook. Similarly with companies Google acquires. And now, with the resurgence of Microsoft, with that company too.
I’ve written something on this recently, which may be of interest: Web Literacy: what happens beyond peak centralisation and software with shareholders?
PS There’s a whole tumblr blog of We’ve Been Acquired! posts. You’re welcome. ;)
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So 227 tabs is ridiculous, but the article made me realise that I abandoned, without realising, my previous habit of having vertical, nested tabs. Sorting that out right now!
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