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There is much about computing to make the blood boil – the badly timed crashes and the endless software updates are frustrating. Yet most annoying of all is the fact that some products seem needlessly bad. Anyone setting up a home office, for example, will find that Microsoft has made the cheap version of its software worse by stripping away its email …
Tough Broad vs. Manly Man, The Debate; Plus, Becoming a Grandfather Download this episode (right click and save)
Google Andromeda OS
Running Android Apps on the Chromebook
Dell XPS 13 Misleading Ad ‘Weightless, Borderless, Limitless’
HDD 1 TB vs SSD 1 TB Pricing Differential
OneDrive’s file will return to Windows 10 as On-Demand Sync
IT workers brace for outsourcing, layoffs at Chicago Health Care Service Corporation
University of California’s outsourcing is wrong, says U.S. lawmaker
Court ruling puts future of H-1B lottery in doubt
When you try to attract something into your life, should you focus on the grand ideas generally, or should you pick something specific and detailed on which you can give extra attention to the details?
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Joel visited the bench this past week, the same bench for which he titled his book. He shares with us the fantastic, LOA-related experiences he had in the process.
Now that the agitprop babble of the conventions is behind us, we might ask, what is all this showman/woman/ship all about? Does the election of the president even matter? On some level perhaps, but the main utility of presidential elections is simply that it’s a weapon of mass distraction – creating a fiction that presidents actually rule and that voters …
If anyone doubted that a percentage of the global population are akin to zombies, the incidents following the release of Pokémon Go have surely convinced you. Despite the game only being released in early July, we have already seen a man driving into a tree and a women getting locked in a graveyard whilst chasing these furry little creatures. Pokémon describes the …
Harvard University Health Services Director Paul Barreira recently stated: “I’m actually more concerned now than I was during any time of the outbreak.” Harvard isn’t the only college in the Boston area hit by mumps this spring — Boston University, the University of Massachusetts and Tufts University have also reported cases among their students. Harvard’s recent mumps outbreak has brought …
Work-life balance is one of the aspects of well-being that I have the hardest time implementing in my own life. As a happiness researcher and consultant, I really do try to practice what I preach. But work-life balance is something I often work at for short bursts before I end up backsliding into workaholism. I know that I am not …
