The rate at which I am losing elders in my family is alarming. I’ve made it into my fifties before feeling that way, for which I count myself fortunate. But I’m getting closer to the front of the line and it is sobering.
The rate at which I am losing elders in my family is alarming. I’ve made it into my fifties before feeling that way, for which I count myself fortunate. But I’m getting closer to the front of the line and it is sobering.
100-ish Books on Autism and Neurodiversity
Books approved by the autistic community about the autistic community
Blast from the past: it was fun to hear music from The 5th Dimension on CBS Sunday Morning. I was born after they were already popular, but I heard a lot of their songs before I know it was them.
My friend Paulio has a discussion of what makes a good password manager. He has solid criteria and a recomendation: What You Want in a Password Manager
Hoping privacy remains a thing.
Joined Twitter on this day in 2008. In those days we talked about ambient connectivity and hashtags were just becoming a thing.
A colleague shared this and I don’t want to lose track of it:
Ric Elias: 3 Things I Learned While My Plane Crashed
It is a powerful few minutes.
Bluejays and cardinals at the feeder. They are lovely in the morning sun
Between the apps I use and my browser history, I can’t figure out who had the link to the “Beautiful Bubble”–however I fully support and endorse this. I had already taken several of the steps outlined and this is a great framework for improvement.