It's a curious choice, because you have to know *both* Monty Python and sports rather well for it to make any sense at all. If you do -- well, it's not quite so much consistently funny as weirdly fascinating. Someone spent a *lot* of money on this thing: I mean, it includes a *lot* of big-name sports stars making very apt fun of themselves (it's worth watching just for Usain Bolt's Ego as a major character). But I have to wonder how large the target audience really is...
The Quest for G
It's a curious choice, because you have to know *both* Monty Python and sports rather well for it to make any sense at all. If you do -- well, it's not quite so much consistently funny as weirdly fascinating. Someone spent a *lot* of money on this thing: I mean, it includes a *lot* of big-name sports stars making very apt fun of themselves (it's worth watching just for Usain Bolt's Ego as a major character). But I have to wonder how large the target audience really is...
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Adtech
Here's an interesting article about "adtech" -- those automated algorithms that companies like Google and Facebook use to spy on you and serve up…
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Picking at the ball of twine is always dangerous
What I set out to do: add "Unsubscribe" links to the bottom of all emails sent from Querki, so we properly comply with CAN-SPAM requirements. What…
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Voice API and Querki?
Here's an *immensely* speculative idea, looking for thoughts from the folks who've used Querki (or simply been listening to me burble about it for…
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