Memories Can’t Wait—or, How I Learned to Keep Worrying About the Web - Jeffrey Zeldman Presents
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Digital memory is fragile not because bits decay (though they do), but because someone else owns the shelf. adactio.com/links/22649
Adactio: Links
Digital memory is fragile not because bits decay (though they do), but because someone else owns the shelf. adactio.com/links/22649
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Every member of this club knows the feeling: the clock strikes 3:00 AM, your eyes snap open, and the very first thing you feel is an “urgent” need to head to the bathroom. But according to sleep specialist Dr. Michael Breus, that trip might be the very thing keeping you from falling back into a...
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This morning, I woke up to a house that was 59 degrees. The heater had failed, and the cold was creeping in. It took a skilled maintenance man—not the regular fellow who struggled even to mount the thermostat—just 45 minutes to replace the right parts and get the heat climbing back toward 73....
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I have lived with kidney disease for a long time. Over the years, I’ve managed my health carefully, watching what I eat and trying to stay active. But there has always been one constant in my routine: my coffee. For decades, I’ve had about three cups a day. In the past, conventional wisdom—and...