iPod Librarian

"Did you know Karl Lagerfeld had something like three hundred iPod Nanos at one point? He seems to have actually employed an iPod Librarian to manage the fleet and ensure new music was being loaded into the things on a daily basis. Here I am, like a peasant, hand-picking the music on my XD to be loaded into a single iPhone, pressing the button myself like the livestock did in the olden days."

De onde mais poderia ser?

https://orbitaloperations.cmail19.com/t/ViewEmail/d/9C350F916983DA642540EF23F30FEDED/9E7D849B11C7D5806A4D01E12DB8921D

Linkaiada

Quando voltei a usar o Telegram, há alguns meses, resolvi criar um canal público, para colecionar as bizarrices que eu encontro no próprio Telegram, e internet afora.

Caso te interesse, o link pro Linkaiada (hihihi) é esse:

https://t.me/linkaiada

Borges e as newsletters eternas

Interessante. 

Hoje li dois artigos falando de assinatura de newsletters, e citando Borges.

Esse, no Projeto Draft

https://www.projetodraft.com/elas-comecaram-fazendo-uma-newsletter-a-the-shift-agora-querem-transformar-o-modelo-de-negocios-do-jornalismo-de-dados/

E esse, na Wired

https://www.wired.com/story/future-book-is-here-but-not-what-we-expected/

Que aliás, tem esse trecho que achei bem interessante:

In The Book of Sand, Borges wrote of an infinite book: "It was then that the stranger told me: 'Study the page well. You will never see it again.'" Describing in many ways what it feels like to browse the internet or peek at Twitter.