Sarah Perez’ post over at ReadWriteWeb entitled “Technology is Great, but Are We Forgetting to Live?” resonates with me. I don’t like to view everything through a camera lens and thus do not record everything that I see. Seeing fathers film every move of their families on vacation from the moment they wake up until [...]
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- getting closer to having my back-friendly chair - i hope. all depends on #dhl i should know more in 10-14 days. 3 days ago
- @mjollnir mystery solved. thanx. have a nice day. in reply to mjollnir 3 days ago
- @mjollnir is it because anything can be exported? i'll try it tomorrow. that should show what happens. in reply to mjollnir 3 days ago
- @mjollnir great. thank you. :-) @mcbuechner will also be happy to hear that collections & plans are supported in leap2a for #mahara in reply to mjollnir 3 days ago
- @mjollnir from your previous response i assume the answer is "yes" to plans & collections in leap2a export for #mahara in reply to mjollnir 3 days ago
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