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Turns out the US tried going to year-round daylight savings in the 70s and everyone hated it.
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Google’s leadership is all “sure the AI summaries are annoying, destroying the livelihood of countless journalists, and spreading misinformation, but on the other we’re hemorrhaging money faster than ever so obviously we need to keep going”
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This 25 year old MacRumors thread, from the launch of the iPod, is a reminder that the consensus opinion you read online is often extremely wrong.
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I’m a nonprofit theater executive. Actually. Not a joke. To prove it I’m offering free tickets to this show tonight only—if you live near Portland’s west side let me know if you want a coupon code. #PDX
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Debunking a few myths lots of people (read: managers) believe about remote work:
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Does making your computer look like paper help with focus? I looked into this for WIRED:
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I contributed a few blurbs to this TIME roundup of interesting new technologies. It was fun!
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You don’t need to pay for fancy distraction blocking toys—you can make your own.
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Productivity systems don’t have to be complicated—this app proves that.
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I’ve been in Japan and mostly offline for a little over two weeks. What did I miss?
