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Liking Is for Cowards. Go for What Hurts.
In this short essay, Franzen cuts to the core of our, or should I say my, fixation with technology. That he stretches his idea to explain how our “liking” of technology may alter our erotic and intimate lives might seem … Continue reading
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Tagged facebook, like, narcissism, techno-culture, technology
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NYTimes: A Night at the Electronics Factory
This makes me appreciate, just a little, where this phone, my computer, and all the other gadgets i have, want, and need come from. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ From The New York Times: A Night at the Electronics Factory A day in the … Continue reading
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Tagged china, factories, labor, sweatshops, technology, work conditions, workers
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Who uses twitter the most… “Old” people.
Interesting article on who has spurred the growth of twitter. It makes me think that older folks have a firmer grasp on how to publicly share what’s going on in their lives OR are less insecure about doing this kind … Continue reading
Second life…
I’m all for using technology to make learning accessible, interesting, and relevant, but for some reason this edu-advertisement for second life gives me the creeps. I’m not sure if learning all of these things online gives students enough real experience, … Continue reading
Debates on open source
I’m in no way an expert in tech stuff, but I have friends who keep me in the loop or at least give me the latest debates on technology. Since my phone plan ended in January, I’ve been debating whether … Continue reading