Monthly Archives for November 2010
You’re on a treadmill. You get off first. or I die. It’s really that simple.
“The first step before anyone else in the world believes it. Is you have to believe it.”
pay to play journalism – all of them?
Like the National Enquirer (who oddly enough just filed for bankruptcy), now everyone is willing to pay for stories. OK, technically it sounds like they pay the interviewee for use of images and video an exorbitant amount to avoid (theoretically) … Continue reading
don’t let go
“Wiggle your big toe.”
a freerider on the beneficial actions of others
For example, if each of us pollutes less by paying a bit extra for our cars, we all benefit from the reduction of harmful gases in the air we breathe and even in the reduced harm to the ozone layer … Continue reading
theremin lesson 1
via flickr.
every moment you’re working on something without it being in the public it‘s actually dying, deprived of the oxygen of the real world
From a recent post by Matt Mullenweg called 1.0 IS THE LONELIEST NUMBER on software development. Usage is like oxygen for ideas. You can never fully anticipate how an audience is going to react to something you‘ve created until it’s … Continue reading