On the inability to be “in the moment”
And the inability of people to forget about their phones for 90 minutes.
And the inability of people to forget about their phones for 90 minutes.
A somewhat long read of my thoughts on consumer responsibility. Specifically with regard to driving meaningful positive change in the way consumer goods are produced.
I’m one of those people with a Facebook account, but who rarely ever uses it. So is there really any point keeping the account hanging around?
This morning I happened to see Microsoft claiming that modern.ie has saved developers 1,000,000 hours of work. Are they kidding us?
It appears to be time for another rant…
Amazon have just bought a digital comics service I was really quite happy with. Suddenly I’m not supporting the little guy any more.
I don’t really celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, aka Paddy’s day. However this does not mean that it doesn’t irk me to hear people call it Patty’s Day or St. Paddy’s Day.
There now follows some rambling thoughts about nationalism and patriotism.
Yes, Bank of Ireland values their business customers’ privacy so highly that they’re happy to reveal the email addresses of hundreds of their customers. Nice work BOI!
I want to see the end of preferred regional pricing and availability for digital content. There is something inherently wrong about the concept that a digital product costs $X in one country whilst it costs $Y in another country.
Exposing the total lack of reliability on a fresh installation of Windows 8.