-
Doc Searls Weblog (Feed)
-
How to Civilize Digital Life
The Right to Privacy is a brief written by Louis Brandeis and Samuel Warren and published in the Harvard Law Review in 1890. It has not been improved upon since, because what it says is so damn obvious and simple: that the right to privacy is “the right to be let alone.” Tho…
-
-
-
Communities Notes
A winning non-strategy When I headed to the Bay Area in 1984, years of success and championships followed for the 49ers, the A's, and the Giants. When I came to Boston in '07, the Patriots went undefeated (except for the Super Bowl), and the Red Sox and Celtics won championships…
-
-
The Phoblographer (Feed)
-
Lemur Strap: A Versatile Camera Strap That Really Sticks To You
There are basic camera straps and secure camera-carrying systems. The Lemur Strap is in the second group. It is designed to keep a camera in place effectively when needed, while also allowing for quick release with just a flick of your fingers. This strap aims to be smart withou…
-
-
Grumpy Website (Feed)
-
nikitonsky is being grumpy
nikitonsky: What am I supposed to do here? There’s single radio button that can’t be unchecked. But what’s the point of checking it? I can upload and click Update avatar without interacting with it. Very confusing #Radio #Avatar #Upload #Syntax
-
-
-
3 Practices That Separate Good Photographers from Great Ones
Photography is not just about cameras. Sure, the tool is important, but the device is only good as one's vision. Many young photographers often focus on the former rather than the latter, and in the modern world, many professional creators are now gearing towards cameras far mor…
-
-
-
The Best Leica Full-Frame Cameras. There are Only Two
Leica's portfolio has been pretty exceptional in many ways. The company has made many advancements, from launching a fully manual camera for professionals to introducing high-end compact cameras that are perfect for travel. While they continue to expand their portfolio, we have…
-
-
kottke.org (Feed)
-
Weird Al Yankovic Covers Killing In The Name by Rage Against the Machine
At a recent Portugal. The Man concert in NYC, Weird Al joined the band on stage for a pair of songs, including a cover of Killing In The Name, Rage Against the Machine’s anthem against police brutality and the military industrial complex. Weird Al, welcome to the resistance.…
-
-
-
This rabona assist from Rayan Cherki is ridiculous (complimentary)....
This rabona assist from Rayan Cherki is ridiculous (complimentary). 💬 Join the discussion on kottke.org →
-