'Heart of Gold’ put me in the middle of the road. Traveling there soon became a bore, so I headed for the ditch.” – Neil Young, comments written for the liner notes of his 1977 compilation, Decade.
Was working along yesterday, put a file into Dropbox and went to get the link and…
Wait… no contextual menu?!
I dug around a bit and found this video.
Don’t know why the contextual menu plugin would have disappeared in the first place but the video got my rolling again.
Another article in a long line of articles describing the long painful death of newspapers.
See here.
There is one point he makes about the loss of journalistic talent. Important. I personally think that the biggest loss is the talent along with the role that many newspapers held of being a check on political issues.
Sure, we can report on the local politician being a corrupt or a good politician in digital but how many people are going to see these reports?
Emmett will be a year old in September. Grown up as compared to this pic. Seems pretty comfortable in the house.
I started using Google Drive awhile ago because my colleagues were. Easy to use applications that have the collaborative features we were looking for.
I didn’t install the Mac client for Google Drive that syncs the contents of your Google Drive to the local machine. About two months ago I did.
Shortly after that I noticed a weird thing that started to happen.
I would be happily typing along in some application and the application would move to the background. Click on the app or use the command keys to move the app back to the front…and it would happen again.
It was driving me crazy.
One day I was typing merrily along and it happened…again. However, this time I noticed the Google Drive Icon in the menu bar flash at the same time the foreground app moved to the background!
Sure enough that was the problem. Set Google Drive to ‘pause’.
Problem solved.
Stopped by Eastern Market yesterday to pick up this and that. Thought I would take the camera and click off a few shots as it has been awhile.
