Garlough Elementary. There will be a plan.

Starbucks. Because adulting requires caffeine

Garlough Elementary.

Fraser Woodbury Clinic. Participating in my daughter’s routine this morning

“Find your good. And do it.”

—JBJ

The Users are the center of it all, and now that the control of the Users is getting so tight, and restrictive, it simply pushes the vapors through the cracks, and under the door, you can’t stop it, the time has come, fight for the Users, let the next tech revolution begin, it will be a great oversight and shock to the Googles and Apples of the world, but it must be, or we face those science fiction scenarios which, at this point, if we slide into in this next decade, it means the genres of the apocalyptic scene, it means Skynet, it means killer robots, it means Blade Runner, it means Escape from New York. It will make William Gibson novels look like the Jetsons.

Tron and the Future
Exploring the Meaning of Tron: Legacy
The Mythologies of “Tron: Legacy”

Culver’s.

As I work to become more fully alert this morning, I am grateful for coffee.

APi Group. Team meeting, today. TGIF

The Exchange - Food & Drink.

Tim Cook for President?

APi Group. Work smarter and faster or die trying

APi Group.

SuperAmerica.

APi Group. Monday after maintenance weekend

Wendy’s. Ordered and paid online, however they do not prepare your order until you arrive. But if your order is complicated (GF), this method is nice

Starbucks. Peppermint Mochas all around

I re-watched Johnny Mnemonic, last night, for nostalgic reasons… it is still a bad action film with a sci-fi trappings. Too much Hollywood and not enough Bill Gibson…

So much for the long tail? Wanted to buy Staring at the Sea from iTunes, today but it’s not there. It was my first exposure to The Cure because I’m not that cool.

I had always imagined that fatherhood would be instructive. I had no way to know how profound it might be.

Checked in at APi Group

When you realize, after editing a web page, your additions belong on a different web page

APi Group.

A small amount of relief comes from TechCrunch:

A US federal court finds suspicionless searches of phones at the border is illegal

And this from Ars Technica

Google: You can trust us with the medical data you didn’t know we already had