Walt Gordon Jones

We are all sometimes strange, inconsistent, frail, error-prone beings. That seems to be the nature of the human condition. Weakness comes in many forms: sickness, injury, lapses of judgment or character, mistakes, or bad luck. Your happiness and even survival depends on your ability to accept the limitations of your own abilities. Your ability to help, teach, lead or console others depends on your ability to accept their weaknesses.

Subreala allows you to easily upload words and images and then create interactive pages for them. It’s as easy as just selecting which visualization you want to use, preview it, and then publish it. You can also link pages together and create interactive menus that link to your pages. And you can embed any page on another site, like your blog for example.

Introducing Subreala. A whole new way to present words and images. What is Subreala? Subreala is an experimental project, still in active development, and might become almost anything.

I’m in the offices of Design Commission and I just noticed this on the wall above where I’m sitting.

How To Work Better

1. Do one thing at a time.
2. Know the problem.
3. Learn to listen.
4. Learn to ask questions.
5. Distinguish sense from nonsense.
6. Accept change as inevitable.
7. Admit mistakes.
8. Say it simple.
9. Be calm.
10. Smile.

It turns out that a feature built into the HTML standard allows any website to test your browser history against a set of “interesting” URLs and send that information back to their server, associated with your IP address and browser cookie, and of course your login if you have one on that site.

Here’s the part that baffles me. Most of the smart, technical people talking about this seem to think it’s pretty much OK.