Lego Smart Bricks
SmartBricks that automatically slide away from you as you walk, leaving a clean, brick-less path.
Cauliflower Peeps
DuoLingo Toilet Paper
Another crazy April…
Author: quincy harley jr
Quincy is a technophile, coach and Learning Development expert. He has an extensive legal IT background and is practiced in MS Office application support and product development. As a project leader he has been integral in numerous new application rollouts. Whatever spare time he has, is spent with reading, archery and watching his young sons grow.
2001 Fans rejoice: Monolith found in Utah desert
What I most enjoyed about this clip was the high production values in the dramatic recreation 😊. Njoy!
Electric Avenue: this road wirelessly charges moving cars
Recharge while driving? As part of an initial test, Tel Aviv is preparing to wirelessly power its public buses. A receiver under the carriage will collect energy from wire coils placed under the street. This first phase covers a third of mile. Later, ElectReon, the brainpower behind this, plans to expand to routes across the city and extend the technology to personal vehicles.
For more, watch this clip (which I wish had included some Eddy Grant music).
Nearby Share, Android’s answer to AirDrop
With AirDrop, iPhone users have long enjoyed an easy way to share photos and files. Now Nearby Share, promises Android and Chrome OS owners the same ease of use.
Google is rolling this out in phases and you’ll need to update to the latest OS to get it. If it’s available to your phone, you’ll find it under your Connections option. Once turned on, Nearby becomes one of your share options when viewing a file. The recipient will also need this option active and will need to be relatively close to share content.
Cheers!
quincy
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Delete Your Old Tweets
“You have changed and grown over the years, and it’s about time your Twitter does, too.”
Abu Zafar, from Lifehacker, offers this salient observation, and I agree. Twitter was designed to voice the spontaneous reactions and reflections of a time; much like the spontaneous sound of a bird ‘tweeting’. Can you imagine that senior sparrow pulling up a branch to reflect on the sounds it made as a hatchling? Of course not.
Technology offers some options to batch delete your older tweets. Here’s two:
- TweetDelete, has a free basic version and a pay version with advanced features.
- Jumbo, a mobile solution available on iOS and Google Play, can delete content from Twitter as well as other social networks like Facebook and Google.
Follow this link to Lifehacker, for more.
Cheers!
quincy
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Google Adds ‘De-noiser’ to Meets
Keyboard tapping, fan blades humming, dogs barking; all things we’ve had to contend with in our virtual-meeting rooms. Google’s Noise Cancellation, rolling out to Meets today, fixes that. Though it can’t improve the clarity of the speaker’s content, it’s cloud-based audio-scrubbing algorithms should improve the clarity of the sound.
Listen to this clip to hear it for your self.
Cheers
quincy
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02.02.2020 Happy Palindrome Day
Sure, it’s also Groundhog’s day, but it’s Groundhog’s day every year, and I’ve already beaten that hog into the ground in an earlier post*.
*see what I did there?
As Dean Christensen points out, this specific 2nd day of Feb is palindromic. Formatted in this hemisphere as 02/02/2020, today is digitally the same whether read left-to-right or right-to-left.
Similar past and future chronological palindromes include:
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January 2, 2010 |
01022010 |
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November 2, 2011 |
11022011 |
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February 2, 2020 |
02022020 |
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December 2, 2021 |
12022021 |
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March 2, 2030 |
03022030 |
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April 2, 2040 |
04022040 |
Cheers!
quincy
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