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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Sunday, September 20, 2009
The Tyranny of Tabs
I hate hyperlinks.
Any hyperlink embedded into articles I'm reading, I'm always compelled to open it in a new tab. Read the next article, and then there are more links and more tabs are opened. In five minutes, I'm swamped with dozens of tabs in one browser.
It's annoying. Before I know it, I will have wasted hours after just trying to read a few articles.
It gets worse if you're part of any social networking site. There's suggested links, twitpics, youtube videos, etc.
And so, my friends, I give you "The Hierarchy of Digital Distractions." (via swissmiss).
Any hyperlink embedded into articles I'm reading, I'm always compelled to open it in a new tab. Read the next article, and then there are more links and more tabs are opened. In five minutes, I'm swamped with dozens of tabs in one browser.
It's annoying. Before I know it, I will have wasted hours after just trying to read a few articles.
It gets worse if you're part of any social networking site. There's suggested links, twitpics, youtube videos, etc.
And so, my friends, I give you "The Hierarchy of Digital Distractions." (via swissmiss).
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Monday, September 7, 2009
Repeat Assault: India Arie
I went to the John Legend concert last night, t'was AWESOME! I got to Estelle perform "No Other Love" with him too.
But the cherry on top was India Arie. That girl sang her ass off---so frikkin talented, inspirational, moving, and enchanting.
And now I can't stop listening to her song "Therapy." (BTW, "Ready for Love" is one of my favorite songs of all-time, and hearing it love was A-MAZING and hauntingly beautiful. Her mom came out and sang the last few lines of it too.) You have to applaud her for lyrical talent--who else can use the word "overpopulation" in a song?
But the cherry on top was India Arie. That girl sang her ass off---so frikkin talented, inspirational, moving, and enchanting.
And now I can't stop listening to her song "Therapy." (BTW, "Ready for Love" is one of my favorite songs of all-time, and hearing it love was A-MAZING and hauntingly beautiful. Her mom came out and sang the last few lines of it too.) You have to applaud her for lyrical talent--who else can use the word "overpopulation" in a song?
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