Wunderlist by 6Wunderkinder. More than just a mediocre run-of-the-mill cloud app? Yes and no. Worst-writer recommends its use--as a shopping list to be shared between iOS devices. I reckon it's also a great enterprise utility where corporatists can coordinate data and to-do lists in the cloud. But I'll never get to see that part of … Continue reading Wunder Wunderkinder
Month: August 2013
Hammer Nail
http://youtu.be/9RC1Mepk_Sw The drums of war beating again? Or maybe they've never stopped. Or. Maybe it was never meant to be any other way than to live by the murderous sword of death for hegemony. Who knows. Wait. Maybe there are those who do know. "If every problem you have is a hammer than everything has … Continue reading Hammer Nail
Get The ?uck Out Of The Way
Everything will not be ok, dear worst-reader. But that doesn't matter. In the immediate short term, the thinkers among us can rejoice that for at least a few seconds the world might be(come) a place lacking in corporate American't dysfunction as Steve Ballmer decides to… finally get the *uck out of the way. You know, … Continue reading Get The ?uck Out Of The Way
Actor Important
http://youtu.be/P0ukYf_xvgc http://youtu.be/Z7BuQFUhsRM I do not wish to belittle Kevin Spacey's achievements as an actor. In fact, can't wait to watch House of Cards. But after watching the above vid of him playing Mr. Important-Actor, all I can say is... Mr. Spacey, YOU GO GURL! Of course, I live in Germaninland where the digital world is … Continue reading Actor Important
History Bored
In The Garden Of Beasts by Erik Larson Oh, dear worst-reader, looks like I have to post a pseudo-worst-critique today albeit with a buy recommend. Finished this book the other night. Needed a few days to process it. Here's what I've worst come up with. This book bored the bejesus out of me. Half through … Continue reading History Bored
Crescent Change
Ever watch a crescent moon change? Sometimes you can actually watch the crescent change until daylight gets in the way. All you have to do is put down that drink or joint for about 2 hours and remain there on your back while the bugs crawl from the grass onto your neck and behind you … Continue reading Crescent Change
Poem Of Everything
Beowulf "Fate often saves an undoomed man when his courage is good." -Beowulf A story to adore? Beowulf is a text, when I finally got around to grasping it, that occupies forever the left ventricle of my heart. I have the story in a number of versions but the one I refer to most is … Continue reading Poem Of Everything
Don't Cry Work
Irre by Rainald Goetz Oh, dear worst-reader, worst-writer is a third into a book that he dislikes dearly which he may or may not write about on account he might not finish it. This sort of thing happens every once-a-once and I suppose it's inevitable. Still. I don't like writing about a book that I've … Continue reading Don't Cry Work
Braver Soul
There's too much focus on "whistle blowing" these days turning the whole thing into a dizzying drama of silliness. Which makes it all (conveniently) very distracting. Since it's common knowledge that spying has been part of our everyday lives since 2001, that is, since American'ts stood stupefied in ignorant-bliss to the ramifications of the Patriot Act, … Continue reading Braver Soul
Shock Awed
Update: here some great reporting on WAPO purchase by Bezos. Was reading through the news last night using Flipboard. When I saw the headline that Bezos bought WAPO I yelped kinda loud. Startled my dog and perhaps a neighbour or three thru various open windows that seem to offer no help in this Eurowasteland heatwave. … Continue reading Shock Awed
American Illusion 101
Empire of Illusion by Chris Hedges So. Like. When did the intellectual demise of America begin? Could it have begun with the invention of American morality? Wait. Focus. Two things in two sentences that are incompatible. Intellect and morality. I know, I know. To many, America was never really a mecca of intellect to begin … Continue reading American Illusion 101
