Category Archives: Blog
Patreon
Dit voelt echt héél oncomfortabel. En dat is de reden waarom ik het eindelijk ga doen. Ik lanceer een eigen Patreon. Waarom dat niet zo leuk voelt? Twee redenen. Het voelt alsof ik me heel kwetsbaar opstel, want het kan goed zijn dat niemand mijn werk ook maar één cent waard vindt en dat dit […]
Clip sharing with Overcast
Hoera! Marco Arment: One of the most common shortcomings we hear is that podcasts are hard to share. Hopefully, Overcast’s new clip-sharing feature changes that, and other apps build similar features soon.
Jumbo is your Privacy Assistant
Interessante iPhone-app: One simple and efficient way to make privacy approachable is to design a universal interface to manage all your privacy needs in one place.
Luistertip: An Early Facebook Insider Reckons with What He Built
Alweer een topaflevering van ‘Without Fail’: Dave Morin’s love for the internet began when he was a geeky kid in Montana. By his early 20s, it had led him to Apple and then to Facebook, where he became employee number 29. He helped the company innovate, pursuing a deeply-held mission: letting people be themselves and […]
The former lead designer of Gmail just fixed Gmail on his own
Fast Company: Simplify cuts down on the visual noise of Gmail’s right and left sidebars, eliminating them, and hiding them under pull-up and drop-down menus. It moves all of the core functions–like delete and archive–to the top bar. And there’s a lot of room on top to take advantage of, since Simplify gets rid of […]
All Podcasts Are Shows; Not All Shows Are Podcasts
John Gruber, podcaster: These companies are trying to usurp the word podcast for one simple reason: people love podcasts. What I think and hope they are missing is that part of what people love about podcasts is the openness. It’s one of the last remaining areas of the internet that works exactly as the internet […]
Luistertip: Making Sense #152 — The Trouble with Facebook
Geniale podcastaflevering: In the episode of the Making Sense podcast, Sam Harris speaks with Roger McNamee about his book Zucked: Waking Up to the Facebook Catastrophe.
‘We hebben het recht om te weten wie ons met advertenties bestookt, ook online’
PJ Van Leemputten heeft overschot van gelijk: Hoeveel transparanter zouden (politieke) advertenties zijn mochten we simpelweg weten welk individu ze plaatst of er de opdracht voor geeft? Maar dit viel me toch ook op: Die grote bedrijven halen hun informatie ook ergens. En ja, je zou bij een advertentie moeten kunnen zie wie daarvoor betaald […]
The Habit of Calm When You’re Feeling Frustrated
Leo Babauta: From this place, notice the other person — they are acting the way they’re acting because they are feeling some kind of pain themselves. Maybe they’re feeling insecure, anxious, worried about the future. Maybe they are hurt by something you did and are themselves lashing out in frustration. Well, you can understand that! […]
Our Culture of Contempt
Arthur C. Brooks: To me, politics is like the weather — it changes a lot, people drone on about it constantly, and “good” is mostly subjective. I like winter, you like summer; you’re a liberal, I’m a conservative. (…) My passion is ideas, especially policy ideas. While politics is like the weather, ideas are like […]