September 2012
Employees who were already more productive tended to chose working from home...
– Working From Home? You’re a Better Worker | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com
Working From Home? You're a Better Worker →
infoneer-pulse:
If you’re a U.S. worker, there’s a 10 percent chance that you work from home at least once a week, and a 4.3 percent chance that you work from home most of the time. And if you’re one of those working from home, you’re likely a more productive worker, at least according to a study recently published by Stanford.
» via Wired
August 2012
The second season of Game of Thrones aired from April to June of this year, and...
– Gimme the Loot | Jacobin
This is the fundamental difference between capitalists and pirates. Capitalists...
– Gimme the Loot | Jacobin
Just as the old pirates used commandeered ships against Atlantic trade, online...
– Gimme the Loot | Jacobin
Many of these individuals came from the software industry itself, where they...
– Gimme the Loot | Jacobin
Intellectual property makes up 80 percent of the net worth of US corporations...
– Gimme the Loot | Jacobin
A small surcharge built into the price of every cassette was the tribute...
– Gimme the Loot | Jacobin
In the early days of the republic, lacking international copyright treaties, the...
– Gimme the Loot | Jacobin
Performance has always played an important role in design (I’m not talking about...
– On Performance « SB129 (via iamdanw)
The relationship to handcraft is a beautiful one… You pit your faculties against...
– Anaïs Nin on the magic of letterpress and the joy of handcraft – beautiful meditation penned in 1942, but timelier than ever. (via explore-blog)
He does not know my other faults, else he would not have mentioned only these.
– Selections from Epictetus
But any kind of progressive work is difficult if we’re deluded about what we...
– Designing Culture | Jacobin
In addition to creating a bunch of new rules for servants’ conduct (stuff like,...
– Designing Culture | Jacobin
The idea that people learn their places in society by engaging with the physical...
– Designing Culture | Jacobin
Design’s real power is that it makes relationships and divisions between people...
– Designing Culture | Jacobin
As the popular argument goes, design enforces and reproduces existing social...
– Designing Culture | Jacobin
The most famous documented example of this process occurred in the factory of...
– Designing Culture | Jacobin
Industrial design in particular has been especially important in the creation...
– Designing Culture | Jacobin
Wiki Weapon is just the latest - and most dramatic - example of how technology...
– How 3D Printing Is Inflaming The Gun Control Debate
Leverage computers instead of catering to them.
– The Cooper Journal: The best interface is no interface
The real problem with the interface is that it is an interface.
– The Cooper Journal: The best interface is no interface
51 percent of respondents, including a majority of Millennials, believe stormy...
– Citrix press release: Most Americans Confused By Cloud Computing According to National Survey (via Ian Gowen). (via blech)
I am Barack Obama, President of the United States... →
Practise then from the start to say to every harsh impression, “You are an...
– Epictetus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
My father, the first person in his family to go to college, tries to tell me my...
– The closing of American academia - Opinion - Al Jazeera English
One American research university offers its PhD students a salary of $1000 per...
– The closing of American academia - Opinion - Al Jazeera English
a 3-year-old-deaf boy has been told by his Nebraska school district to change...
– Hunter Spanjer, 3-Year-Old Deaf Boy, Told By Preschool To Change Way He Signs His Name (VIDEO)
Twitter also prominently displays the total tweets I’ve made and accounts I’m...
– Frankie Roberto: The problem with numbers. (via blech)
The longer you’re a bad listener, the smaller your world gets and the narrower...
– Rands In Repose: You’re Not Listening
Assume they have something to teach you
– Rands In Repose: You’re Not Listening
Some of my advice has to do with building these conversations, but my belief is...
– Rands In Repose: You’re Not Listening
The result of empathy is intrinsic and doesn’t require validation.
– Whitney Hess » Pleasure and Pain » On Empathy and Apathy: Two Case Studies
One person who chooses to — or who is intrinsically disposed to — act with...
– Whitney Hess » Pleasure and Pain » On Empathy and Apathy: Two Case Studies
Another key question: is it better to have the robot at eye level with a person...
– TR35: Leila Takayama, 31 - Technology Review
She also discovered that people in the offices ended up being less comfortable...
– TR35: Leila Takayama, 31 - Technology Review