Jobs (2013) film The film desperately needs some sort of unifying story. It jumps around in time too much. No part of the story really gets fleshed out so much that you care about it. I would much rather the film covered the launch of Apple as a company, say, rather than trying to cram…
Elon Musk finally unveils prototype plans for the highly anticipated “Hyperloop” The solar-powered system, which Musk previously described as a cross between a Concorde, rail gun and air-hockey table, would shoot as many as 28 passengers in each enclosed capsule through a low-pressure steel tube at up to 800 miles per hour, according to the…
This is a very emotional and touching recount of John Lasseter’s time with the late Steve Jobs. For those of you that don’t know, John is the founder and chief creative officer of Pixar. Steve played a critical role in building up Pixar into the animations studio it is today. They brought all time classics…
This is “Rock star” South Korean teacher, Kim Ki-hoon. He is The $4 Million Teacher. “The harder I work, the more I make,” he says matter of factly. “I like that.” Kim actually only spends around 3-hours a week recording lectures. The rest of his 60-hour work week is spent responding and following up with…
I ran across this old clip of Walt Mossberg (AllthingsD) interview the late Steve Jobs about how collaboration is to Apple. Also, I highly recommend giving “Homeland” (2013) by Cory Doctorow a read. It’s all about hacktivism and the legacy of Aaron Scwartz.
