Pinboard links for April 15th, syndicated automagically: The Good Side of Quantifying Everything – Justin Fox – Harvard Business Review – We're all already supposed to know that taking small steps forward is key to getting things done in life and feeling good about it. What my running experience is teaching me, though, is how […]
Pinboard links for March 4th, syndicated automagically: Python PIC useful when attached to a computer – Hack a Day – While I feel Python’s a great learning language on PCs (and it would be “great” if the Arduino IDE supported it), I have to point out you’d be losing a lot in terms of “ecosystem” […]
Pinboard links for December 16th, syndicated automagically: Best Company Values Explanation Ever – Business: Community Advocates: Your Secret Weap… | Jive Community – The tactical way in which you locate or engage with your advocates may vary based upon the type of community (employee, customer, product support, etc.), but the principles I’ll describe below can […]
Pinboard links for December 7th, syndicated automagically: Bildung nach dem digitalen Klimawandel: Das Buch verdunstet in die Wolke – taz.de – Tatsächlich änderte sich dann in den Klassenzimmern aber gar nicht viel. Bis heute blieb es im Prinzip bei dem System, das sich Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts zusammen mit der industriell-bürokratischen Organisation herausgebildet hatte: Der […]
Pinboard links for November 30th, syndicated automagically: When Should You Migrate Your File Shares to SharePoint? – Yes, there are circumstances and scenarios where it makes sense to leave your file shares where they stand. For most organizations, it is a combination of factors rather than any single factor that drives this decision: typically, it's a large […]
These are my links for November 6th through November 7th: Usability-Studie: Ist Google+ nicht benutzerfreundlich und intuitiv genug? – guter Kommentar: "Als ich mich zum ersten Mal mit G+ beschäftigte, bin ich mit dem Vorsatz daran gegangen, das es sich hier nicht um Facebook handelt, also hab ich auch erwartet, dass einiges anders ist als […]
Ran through some reports from the Forrester Consumer Internet Conference 2007 tagged FCF07, and this one catched my eye: David Dalka blogs on a session with Charlene Li where she finished off a technology adoption cycle slide (ya know what I mean …) with a red x and said: “don’t pay attention to that”. I […]
