Mollified!
Bob Mankoff from The New Yorker Video shares the mostly-positive results of the magazine’s Canadian Mollification Project. Turns out we’re a pretty forgiving lot.
One small note from a man, one giant email for humankind
A friend of mine just received one of those weird blank emails you sometimes see, dated 1969-12-31. Oh, I know what you’re going to say: it’s a server glitch, or the email program has a bug. Sure. You believe your thing. Me? I like to think those emails...“the cartoonist has no idea how net neutrality works”
“the cartoonist has no idea how net neutrality works”
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– credit to rorus raz (via agoodcartoon)
A painfully smart takedown of lazy-minded editorial cartooning around a complex idea.
A Who’s Who of Who Did Whom
To: Mr. The Silent Dagger <red.dagger@darknet589.org> Dear Mr. Dagger, You have been nominated to represent your professional community in the Global Who’s Who 2015 Edition. The largest online community of professionals. We are very pleased to inform you...Understanding Obama’s State of the Union in one graph
I believe crash reports should be worth reading (9)
1Password rarely quits on me, and I love it to bits… AgileBits. At 11:40 AM PST, the vehicle launched successfully from Polar Station. At 11:44 am, the booster section failed to separate completely from the rest of the launch vehicle. The vehicle immediately...
Why, yes — I’d LOVE to speak at your event
Public speaking and speechwriting: the essential guides
Looking for advice on public speaking, speechwriting and leadership communications? Here are some of my most comprehensive posts, on topics that people ask me about most often.
