Minor Micro.threads update: You can now favorite/unfavorite a post right from the thread discovery section. So, in addition to an option to open a conservation thread, you can now bookmark posts right on discovery. I hope the small change comes handy.
Every word counts. Every breath as well. In a world filled with empty noise, the most important slots are reserved for the poets we seek to listen to, and the poet we seek to become.
Seth Godin gets it bang-on every time - so the first thing I read.
The joy of art is in letting one’s mind free to express itself. I need to remind my sister to let that happen more often.
The ‘Future Book’ Is Here, but It’s Not What We Expected
Physical books today look like physical books of last century. And digital books of today look, feel, and function almost identically to digital books of 10 years ago, when the Kindle launched
A behind the scenes view.
My timeline’s full of charming, festive pictures, full of merriness. Any review post for this week can be filled with just these snippets. They‘re enough to spread the much-needed positivity in the world.
Here’s wishing that happens. Here’s wishing a merry Christmas to all! 🎄
It’s Christmas Eve. And isn’t it a wonderful time to marvel at the life one has? Here’s a new episode of Third-Person Voice.
A tale of two grumpy, old souls. And of forming of one unexpected bond, via one unlikely source. A tale of spreading love.
Marvelling at Life [#3]
A tale of two grumpy, old souls. And of forming of one unexpected bond, via one unlikely source. A tale of spreading love.
Stories are written so that mind stays free to wove some more stories. It works more often than not -- and so needs to be done more often than not.
🗓️ The Weekly Digest [23/12]
🔗 YouTube Conundrum by Nitin
🔗 Quantum Amplitudes via John
🔗 Like-button and Internet via Fiona
🔗 Indieweb and Google by Brad
🔗 (Not) Applying for Jobs by Fiona
🔗 Few more Gems by Sameer
🔗 Serverless by Matt
🔗 Found Negatives by Jack
The Fall and Rise of M. Night Shyamalan →
In one of the first scenes, the nanny enters the house (..) Taking the step over the threshold, almost like a vampire being led into the house for the first time.
Interesting that Apple’s agreed to produce the Shyamalan’s mysteries.