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So fitness apps know where you live. Which means a data breach would reveal your home address to the hackers. I knew I didn't want one of these.
Find out what data fitness and health apps collect, who they share it with, and what you can do to protect your privacy.
Can you turn the healing process into a game? @avantgame is certain that the answer is yes. In today's episode, Mike and I discuss SuperBetter and the potential behind gaming. https://twitter.com/bookwormfm/status/1190266741244477440
79: SuperBetter by Jane McGonigal – Bookworm
Reality is broken. In today's book, author Jane McGonigal attempts a fix by applying a gameful approach to personal growth. Join Mike & Joe as they examine the idea that...
I'm a few months in at this point and still love using @SoFi. If you're looking for an online only bank, I highly recommend them.
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Privacy is not an option, and it shouldn't be the price we accept for just getting on the Internet. - Gary Kovacs
It's uncanny how many times I find myself going back to my old articles for inspiration on my new systems. It's an oft neglected feature of blogging.
The longer I practice GTD principles, the more intentional I try to be with the time I spend updating my systems. I need my commitments to be thought through...
Another reminder I sorely need.
"Why Slow Mornings May Be the Secret to Tech-Life Balance" by @ajzaleski
Why ‘Slow Mornings’ May Be the Secret to Tech-Life Balance. Daily walks, quiet rooms, and tech-free mornings. The strategies for achieving better health in the digital age are pretty basic — but….
Growing, for leaders, is like oxygen to a deep sea diver. Without learning and growing, leaders die in terms of their effectiveness. - Ken Blanchard
I don't do this enough.
"The Standard Operating Procedure: a Green Beret Practice for Dads" by @bradyjmoore
A new tool that blends your everyday work apps into one. It's the all-in-one workspace for you and your team
Hiding and showing Mac apps. It's my main way of moving around on my computer.
Nerdy Mac users are known for customizing their machines. Between keyboard shortcuts, Spaces, and third-party apps, you can effectively set up a computer tha...
I needed this reminder. Thanks, @ScottHYoung.
"The 5 Keys to Falling Asleep On Time Every Night"
Struggling to sleep or looking to develop a better sleep habit? Here are five methods that will help you sleep better and feel energetic throughtout the day
These are easily some of my most used @textexpander snippets. Most of the time, I never even look at the calendar. I just know it needs to be Friday and type the snippet. TE figures out what I want.
It pays better to wait and recollect by an effort from within, than to look at the book again. - William James, psychologist
VPNs are fun for getting prices in other areas/countries. 😉
"Cookie monsters: why your browsing history could mean rip-off prices | Arwa Mahdawi"
By collecting data on how desperate we are to buy and how much we can afford to pay, companies are finding sophisticated new ways to squeeze extra cash from unwitting...
Generally speaking, I'm the guy who texts in full sentences and punctuation. Text-speak drives me up the wall. So the whole premise here seems flawed.
A new book, “Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language,” argues that our richest, most eloquent language is found online.
I’m with you. If you want great writing to exist on the web, write what you want to read. https://twitter.com/brentsimmons/status/1189258169496809479
I'm shifting the focus of Analog Joe. More on the newsletter tomorrow.
The wrong time went out originally. This one is correct. Sorry about the mixup. Totally my fault. https://twitter.com/bookwormfm/status/1189233053559934978
Reminder for parents of littles: move your clock back 10 minutes every day this week. #cheatdaylightsavings
So, Google wants to say they'll delete your data, but only after they've already done all their analysis and tracking on you. Sounds about right.
By the time Google deletes your activity data, it’s already extracted most of the advertising value.
