Kit Eaton
Tech Writer, New York Times, Fast Company
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GTTACTAA...oh-not *that* bio;) Tech writer, seen @ New York Times, Fast Company. Dr Kit, to you. Busy also writing funny SF novel. Tweets=my own, red hair=not
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What was your first job as a journalist?
Writing for Gizmodo
Have you ever used a typewriter?
Yes. I loved typing on one.
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Hmmm three different episodes of Medium from three series, all on at the same time. Something the Portuguese TV planners foresaw? ;)
@nvassalo Aha! Neat. Who'd've thought people would sunbathe there!
@Mainville Will look into those, thanks
The microphone in your home: A tech trend of smart devices that listen to you all the time... m.fastcompany.com/3010026/tech-f…
Devices That Listen To Your Life All The Time--The Next Creepy Tech Trend
fastcompany.com — Microsoft just revealed its brand-new Xbox One games console and Kinect sensor. The two devices are jam-packed with impressive next-generation technology that will keep gamers and TV watchers enthralled. But here's one thing you may have overlooked about the Xbox One: It's a perfect, permanent, living room spy device.
@fmanjoo I got zapped :) Was right at the limits of the corrections the surgeon could make… Changed my life!
@fmanjoo I once was -11.5 or thereabouts in both eyes ... Very limiting in terms of eyewear!
@hmich176 Controversial! :)
@spunstephanie it's a twitter jinx!
RT @drake_baer: "Got a case of mush-mind? It's because your brain is overloaded and your attention is over-divided." fastcompany.com/3010035/dialed……
To Have A Productive Day, Make Work A Series Of Sprints
fastcompany.com — Got a case of mush-mind? It's because your brain is overloaded and your attention is over-divided. How do you cure it? By selectively sprinting into your most important tasks. That's according to Tony Schwartz, an engagement consultant who's worked with the likes of Google, Facebook, and Coca-Cola.
RT @FastCompany: To celebrate 33 years of Pac-Man, we created a playable version of the game on our site! Enjoy: trib.al/76mHx6Q
Pac-Man vs Us: Honoring the 33rd Birthday of a Video Game
fastcolabs.com — Happy Birthday, Pac-Man. The whimsical game that made gaming accessible to the masses, inspired a generation of games and became a pop-culture phenomenon turns 33 today. To celebrate, Fast Company developer Harry Guillermo has been building his own version using JavaScript.Have a Story?
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