When widely followed public figures feel free to say anything, without any fact-checking, we have a problem. It becomes impossible for a democracy to think intelligently about big issues — deficit reduction, health care, taxes, energy/climate — let alone act on them.
Here’s a home network diagram I created (click for full size):
When your heart has been broken in twain,
Feeling nothing but sorrow and pain,
Be a bump on a log,
Stuff it all in your blog.
Really, who wants to hear you complain?
Should the blogger keep strict to his text,
With his follower reading what’s next
Unabash-ed does find
Speaking plainly his mind
Does profoundly exclaim “oversexed!”
I listened to this on the drive to work today. Good story. You can read the text but I recommend listening to the recording so you can hear Swilley’s words.
Fascinating. I wonder what Steve Jobs’ personality type is. I’ll bet you he’s an ENTJ - the extroverted version of my personality. We seem to possess similar traits, but he’s better at inspiring others.
John Sculley: The Secrets of Steve Jobs’ Success [Exclusive Interview] | Cult of Mac.
I’ve been working on a math problem lately. I’ve been trying to figure out how to turn 1/2 into 1 while avoiding any multiplication or addition.
Then this morning it hit me. I need to divide 1/2 by 1/2. It’s not intuitive but it should work… given enough time.
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Hi-freakin-larious. Another find by my friend Randy.
Damn You Auto Correct! - Funny iPhone Fails and Autocorrect Horror Stories.
