Remember when an interruption used to be seen as a disruption? Now it seems strange to me if I have a conversation with somebody that isn’t checking his/her phone. It was the kind of behavior that just happened without ever…
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Learning the Language: Anatomy of a Website
I am a huge fan of using google to find answers. Or watching instructional videos on YouTube to learn how to do something. They are both great services, but only if you know what question to ask. Recently I’ve been…
The Human Touch: Forgive and Forget
We forget where we put things, people’s names or what we ate for breakfast this morning. Now we forget, in addition to the aforementioned things: documents we created what’s on our hard drives important email conversations the thousands of images…
Fragmented Discourse
Thinking back to how plans were made before cell phones (the regular “dumb” kind), I’m often surprised that today’s technology actually makes the process feel more cumbersome and drawn out. Plans used to be simple: Make plan. Call friend(s) and…
The Fault in Default
According to Merriam Webster’s dictionary, the word default comes from de, meaning “of” or “from”, and the French verb faillir meaning “to fail”. The top definitions for default, as both a noun and a verb, all have to do with failing to…