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TL;DR: several work notifications or ‘non-human activity’ negatively impact mood; messages from friends improve mood

TL;DR: several work notifications or ‘non-human activity’ negatively impact mood; messages from friends improve mood

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This is some fairly actionable research here—turning off notifications about e.g. wifi availability, app updates, etc. may help improve your mood! Also, as much as they can be overwhelming at times, group chats create more messages from your friends, so probably go ahead and make/use these. From the article: “It is clear that social notifications make people happy, but when they receive lots of…

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Very relatable these days: “Facebook, You Needy Sonofabitch”

Very relatable these days: “Facebook, You Needy Sonofabitch”

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Have you felt like Facebook has become a bit too needy these days? I’ve personally been using Facebook less in recent weeks, so I found this post particularly timely. Of course, who knows how many people will even see *this* post because I’m sharing it from my personal site, and not paying for promotion… http://bradfrost.com/blog/post/facebook-you-needy-sonofabitch/

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So we made it out to the #superbloom with the help of a couple friends and their car! The California #poppies did not disappoint. It was pretty surreal to see the landscape covered with so many little orange flowers!
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#poppy #orange #flowers...

So we made it out to the #superbloom with the help of a couple friends and their car! The California #poppies did not disappoint. It was pretty surreal to see the landscape covered with so many little orange flowers!
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#poppy #orange #flowers #landscape #antelopevalley #losangeles #california #nikon #50mm (at Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve)

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“Why Did We Think… Anonymity Was The Problem?” # The Real Name Fallacy – @CoralProject

“Why Did We Think… Anonymity Was The Problem?” # The Real Name Fallacy – @CoralProject

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This article is excellent. It summarizes research about anonymity and pseudonymity in communities dealing with harassment and presents some conclusions you might not otherwise uncover. The idea that anonymity is the real problem with the internet is based in part on misreadings of theories formed more than thirty years ago. https://blog.coralproject.net/the-real-name-fallacy/

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Why we need the best tools on Chromebooks and Raspberry Pi - @headmelted

Why we need the best tools on Chromebooks and Raspberry Pi – @headmelted

Great article and project here. Quick read with a bit of fun computer history and an inspiring tone. “These devices have a real opportunity to introduce a great many more young (and not-as-young) minds to our field, but let’s not have their experience be a restricted, blinkered view of technology.”…

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