Doing the Twitter cull thing again. Mostly news sites.
Been trying a number of desktop apps as web alternatives, but I keep coming back to the web based apps. Hard to beat such a great platform.
Daniel's decision to delete the majority of his social media accounts is a reminder that social media isn't a necessity in life. You can live without it you know!
Last year, returning from one of my Blurb missions, I landed at John Wayne Airport in Orange County California. We were fortunate and actually landed eight minutes early. The only issue was we didn’t have a gate. The pilot came on and said “The good news is that we are early, but we are going to have to wait eight minutes for a place to park.” The woman next to me, based on her clothing and briefcase, was who I would label as a midlevel executive, business traveler. During our delay she turned on her phone, punched in the code and checked her Facebook page twenty-four times in eight minutes. Again, I don’t use “addiction” lightly.
— Why I Deleted My Social Media Accounts by Daniel Milnor
Do I know any people who are good with SQL Server Reporting Services?
That moment where you can’t decide which one your messaging apps you’re going to use. Twitter, Instagram, Path …
A nice reminder from NB for the weekend.
Fixie Friday - Saffron Frameworks
via CycleEXIF, photos by Jim Holland
Converse, Connect & Value
Required reading for anyone looking to harness social media as a tool to connect your product with customers.
Conversations spark the success of products and ideas, helping them garner new fans and break into different markets.
— The Social Media Skinny by Steven Pressfield
My three year old son knows no limits. He’s trying to eat his jelly using a Mikado stick. 😂
You know what I love to see in @dayoneapp? Being able to merge entries.