My next bed
The multi-media bed, with a enormous screen where you can watch movies, access the internet, use a computer, play video game, listen to music…
startups, empreendedorismo e tecnologia
The multi-media bed, with a enormous screen where you can watch movies, access the internet, use a computer, play video game, listen to music…
Better late, then never. In my vacations I watched Sicko, Michael Moore’s movie about heath care in the United States. He shows a number of situations where it simply doesn’t work. People that has a private plan and got rejected when a serious decease like cancer appeared, or even people that were pretty well, but had their lungs burned because they wanted to save lives after the 09/11 accident. A comparison is made to a different health care system applied in countries like, Canada, United Kingdom, France and Cuba. The idea is simple, everybody pays taxes and this includes health…
Everyone that worked for an internet service provider has a funny story to tell, I have a few too, normally they are related to situations in the call center, but this is about the maid. We had a fm radio station as a client, among other things we broadcasted online their shows, since it was a long time ago, we had to use a combination of a sound board and a sound system, it was always in the correct station and on all day long. One day a new maid came, she started cleaning the place happily and felt so…
Some guy started studying the Linux Kernel, gently Linus rejected all of his patches, he obviously got frustrated and asked him a question: On Tue, 21 Dec 2004, Jesper Juhl wrote: > > Should I just stop attemting to make these trivial cleanups/fixes/whatever > patches? are they more noice than gain? am I being a pain to more skilled > people on lkml or can you all live with my, sometimes quite ignorant, > patches? > I do try to learn from the feedback I get, and I like to think that my > patches are gradually getting a bit…
It’s growing the number of unsolicited calls I received lately, once I went to a night club and they asked for my phone number, biggest mistake of my life, seems like they are going to call me every weekend. I’ve just created a contact called Spam in my iPhone, now I just want a replica of that website that stores spammers phones and a tools to sync with iPhone. Save us Phoneman!