This week
This is something new I’m trying… a weekly post of the different things I’ve read and done. The above photo was from the War on Drugs concert I attended on Thursday night.
Quote of the week
The Information Age is being hacked from the ground up. The future will be a pretty interesting place but I’m interested if anyone will trust computers by the time we get there.
Gabe Weatherhead in MacDrifter: Wi-Fi Security Has Been Breached
What I read
Turn off your phone notifications. All of them. - Nathan Bransford
I like this idea a lot, but my concern with it and a lot of other articles I’ve read about cutting down and distractions is that what if everyone does it? How would we ever be able to call in another? I guess it all adds up and realize that email and messages to do that. I know I will add all of my bosses and people who are above me to my favorites list so I can get through do not disturb
Amateurs vs. Pros — CJ Chilvers
We should all love what we do. A fine balance as described here.
Inmates in Texas Pulled Together $54K of Their Own Money to Help Hurricane Victims
This truly amazing. We are all human.
Microsoft Outlook for Mac Undergoing Major Redesign — MacStories
I’d give it a try. Just as long as it doesn’t have that incredibly cluddered menu bar that so many Office applications have.
Reinstalled HeartWatch after reading this.
Take Craft Back: Craft Beer Community Wants to Buy AB InBev
Brewers Association Targets A-B InBev in New Media Offensive | Brewbound.com
This is so awesome. As someone in Craft Beer, its great to see an active campaign like this.