Wygle Wide Web

A quiet field journal of digital archaeology. Reconstructing a life from 25+ years of digital traces, with occasional help from ChatGPT when things get weird or surprising.

  • Tumblr Tuesday states that you recommend something. So, recommend Doxopolis.

    Tumblr Tuesday states that you recommend something. So, recommend Doxopolis.

  • I haven’t been waiting for this, but now that it’s out, I don’t know how I lived without Carcassonne for iPhone Source: itunes.apple.com

  • Being an album guy myself, I like this. Also, I really like what Marco’s been making. marco: Preview.fm: An experiment for fast browsing of full albums. I buy full albums, not singles. I listen to the complete albums, and I don’t use shuffle. My iTunes is sorted by “Album by Year”. I like albums. But…

  • It’s like a beautiful old Leica camera. Steve Jobs (via bendelaney)

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  • Whitewall & Bottle

  • The truth is, people who do bad things for extended periods of time, eventually have to answer for them. Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg and Serpico « The Jason Calacanis Weblog Source: calacanis.com

  • bendelaney: THE BIG CAPTION: They Hate us for our Freedom I think they just took it up a notch. TheBigCaption.com is a GREAT WEBSITE, people. Go check it out. It’s a perfect combination: The photos are awesome—culled from the always amazing, The Big Picture; the design and typography is always solid and imaginative; and the…

  • Technology: The Bottleneck of Ministry

    doxopolis: As I’ve traveled the country visiting many churches I’ve noticed a strange phenomenon: sometimes IT ministries, in an effort to serve their church well, become a bottleneck to the mission of the church. Though largely unintentional, the effect is the crippling of the communications and community ministries. Here are some reflections I hope can…

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