@dpapini Coincidentally, this is one of the two books that changed my life.

@virtualsteve Already in my list, Steve. I followed your recommendation the first time 🙂

https://t.co/pgzzIv3ajy

5 January 1914 – Ford Motor Company introduces the 8-hour workday.

Literally everything has changed compared to that context and those needs. Yet, out of inertia and fear, we insist on that same approach.

An unnecessary self-inflicted pain.

#futureofwork

@BrentEChambers Ahhhh I have nostalgic memories of that book

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Jan 5, 2021

@AngryLib3000 @telegram Maybe. Even if so:

1. Once you open the gate…

2. Advertising requires targeting to be compelling in 2021 (otherwise advertisers go to Facebook) and targeting requires profiling. Even if it’s just in public channels.

That’s enough for me to stop investing in that platform.

@AngryLib3000 @telegram Yes, and used it a lot. But Telegram will start injecting ads into chats from this year, and that is not a business model that I appreciate.

(also, as popular as Telegram is, it’s still far from displacing ubiquitous Whatsapp according to what I see among friends and colleagues)

‘Microsoft, which had tallied 40 victims as of Dec. 17, initially said that it had not been breached, only to discover this week that it had been — and that resellers of its software had been, too”

https://t.co/fekjpegImd

@josheac @Apple @iTunes Agree. But, to be fair, iTunes never was a great software even on macOS

The reason why we are all forced to use Whatsapp (something I resisted for years) is that @Apple stubbornly refuses to release iMessage for Android and Windows. Signal still too small userbase >

App privacy labels show stark contrasts among messaging apps https://t.co/bJeih4VIAC https://t.co/ZQHCQlfCXf