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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Twitter is in a death spiral
I’ve worked at a number of Silicon Valley startups and also mature major tech companies and there is one thing I’ve learned over those years – layoffs at a high tech company are the start of slow, sometimes fast, decline … Continue reading
Come visit my blog
After quite a bit of manual twiddling I was able to get all my hits by country for this blog versus a list of the country domains now active in the Internet. Slightly less than half of those domains have … Continue reading
You can’t fool Mother Nature
There used to be some product, margarine, IIRC, that had my title as their catchline in their commercials. So I’m reading an article about the severe mess in South Carolina, No, not the rains, but the absurd state of dam … Continue reading
Lindsey Graham had to check his talking points
Despite the reboot of this blog to a lighter side I’m not totally going to avoid a little political snark, especially when it’s more amusing than disgusting as most news is these days. I learned from this article that when … Continue reading
Hurrah for Jerry Brown!
News just in – Jerry Brown signed the assisted suicide law in California. It surprised a lot of people it even passed through the legislature (as did the pro-vax law, how come California can be sane when the rest of … Continue reading
Comments on Self-help article of the day
Since the news is so universally depressing these days I’ve abandoned looking at it as a source of inspiration for my return to regular blogging. So I now look for some fluff pieces and see if I can poke a … Continue reading
Hard to find something light-hearted
In the tone of my revitalized blogging I now scan news for some subject as grist for a light-hearted post, hard to come by today. I know the late night comedians, esp. the late great Jon Stewart have their staff … Continue reading
Pick up that Kindle! One Reason E-Books are Better Than Print Books
I previously published a post that was a response to this post. But in this post I want to kick about just one point made in Drop That Kindle! 10 Reasons Print Books Are Better Than E-Books. The claim in … Continue reading
Pick up that Kindle! 11 Reasons E-Books are Better Than Print Books
In my revitalized blog I’m going to attempt more “light” posts so this post was triggered by a post in HuffPo (originally The National Book Review) titled, Drop That Kindle! 10 Reasons Print Books Are Better Than E-Books. I love … Continue reading
Antioxidants & Cancer: Read the studies carefully
When I first saw headlines of articles about how “could help spreading growth of cancer cells” by antioxidants, I initially thought, oh boy, another sacred cow of the nutrition scolds takes in on the chin. My first idea about this … Continue reading →
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