One consistent pattern I am noticing is that human brains and senses seem to be able work more efficiently with images than anything else — interestingly this is almost the direct opposite to computers!

The ability to recall everything with equal importance may help people deal with potentially mentally damaging events #lifestreaming

With neural interfaces I don’t think we are far off this becoming widespread, so it is worth ruminating IMO #lifestreaming

Well, that was a really interesting programme on the implications of recording and being able to recall every life event. #lifestreaming

“I feel like memory has ruled my life”

“I think it’s a really nice ability”

Different people deal with total recall in different ways #lifestreaming

The ability to recall worthless, insignificant events and facts causes mental and social noise #lifestreaming

When isolated to certain individuals, the ability to recall everything results in constantly being asked to recall random dates #lifestreaming

“A photo is the closest you can get to turning a memory into an object”

Programme on Channel 4 at the moment about an individual who claims to remember his whole life — possible #indieweb relevance

I’m specifically looking for examples which efficiently present post metadata. Feel free to mention any which come to mind!

People: I’m building a library of blog header patterns. Tweet me your blog URLs and RT!

Setting up iOS keyboard shortcuts for curly quotes and other typographical stuff /cc Aral Balkan

@jennlukas it’d have to be musical instrument physics for me, but web–wise I’m concentrating on front–end dev at the mo

#ui #fail

Forget HTML5. I’m working in HTML+ from now on!

Installed Lynx. I’m amazed at just how fast it is! "

DO U HAS INFORMATIONS ABOUT DREAMWEAVER? I WANTS TO MAKES AN INTERNET WEBPAGE

#TIL there exist such things as “Foam Parties” and “Knot Theory”

So Facebook makes money by selling data about me to advertisers.

But I have more data than they do. Can I sell my data direct? Cut out the middle man, as it were?

Reading through @clagnut’s Web Typography is inspiring me to use better typographical practises, esp. http://webtypography.net/Rhythm_and_Proportion/Vertical_Motion/2.2.1/