"If you’re going to be an innovative company, you have to reward risk and not punish failure."
Google CIO Douglas Merrill in Innovation at Google - YouTube
(via April Fools’ Day roundup: Google overload edition — Engadget)
The Internet is funny today.
Here’s a fun Easter egg from Google: In Google Maps, look up directions from Japan to China and read direction No. 42.
Seems like the best way to get there…no?
Google Docs presentation makes PowerPoint weep, beg for mercy (video) — Engadget
All presentations should be like this presentation.
Mozilla Seabird 2D (via BiIIyMay)
Android fans - want this?
Depending on the hardware inside, I think I would, especially if it can float and hover around a table like that on its own.
"The Internet is one giant resume, Stephen Colbert posits in yesterday’s The Word: Control-Self-Delete."
Colbert’s got jokes. My favorite: “Social media is the only way to reach young people without giving your abs a nickname.”
In all seriousness, he does make a good point, the same one many have said from the start: The best way to keep something from getting out on the Internet is to not post it there in the first place.
Colbert Tackles Internet Privacy: ‘Become A Disfigured Nameless Loner’
Meet The 24-Year-Old Who Just Sold A $70 Million Company To Google
This is the kind of story that keeps me up at night.
