Comments for Warlach's World http://www.warlach.com Cloggin' up your tubes... Sun, 05 Feb 2012 05:09:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Rudd Is Thicker Than Water… But Not Anymore by Karen http://www.warlach.com/2010/06/23/rudd-is-thicker-than-water-but-not-anymore/#comment-2296 Karen Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:15:08 +0000 http://www.warlach.com/?p=411#comment-2296 We got different reaction on this issue. In my part, I am not even knowledgeable enough with this topic because I am not actually from Australia. But, if I just base my opinions and reaction to those people said and to what I have read, I am just one sided. It is unfair with the Rudd side. But it seems they are also undergoing a serious and a hard time these days for sure. Anyway, we have rights to express our thoughts and I do respect them. Karen Blog: <a href="http://www.balaiaspirateursansfil.com" rel="nofollow">aspirateur sans fil</a>  We got different reaction on this issue. In my part, I am not even knowledgeable enough with this topic because I am not actually from Australia. But, if I just base my opinions and reaction to those people said and to what I have read, I am just one sided. It is unfair with the Rudd side. But it seems they are also undergoing a serious and a hard time these days for sure. Anyway, we have rights to express our thoughts and I do respect them.

Karen

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]]> Comment on Facebook Places, Events and the Future of Check-ins by Gwen http://www.warlach.com/2010/08/19/facebook-places-events-and-the-future-of-check-ins/#comment-2295 Gwen Mon, 23 Jan 2012 18:57:39 +0000 http://www.warlach.com/?p=504#comment-2295 I'm hoping this is the same thought as I have in mind now. Facebook is an epitome of a ruling class in social media these days. Its supremacy is seen with its constant site transformation, which is okay in some cases. But the site changes has becoming so frequent now that you couldn't even tell of where to go already. You know, there is always beauty in simplicity. Hope that applies too with Facebook. Gwen Latest Post: <a href="http://www.balancelledejardin.com" rel="nofollow">balancelle de jardin</a>  I’m hoping this is the same thought as I have in mind now. Facebook is an epitome of a ruling class in social media these days. Its supremacy is seen with its constant site transformation, which is okay in some cases. But the site changes has becoming so frequent now that you couldn’t even tell of where to go already. You know, there is always beauty in simplicity. Hope that applies too with Facebook.

Gwen
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]]> Comment on Warlach from the internet, on the TV?! by Heart http://www.warlach.com/2010/08/22/warlach-from-the-internet-on-the-tv/#comment-2290 Heart Sat, 24 Dec 2011 04:46:29 +0000 http://www.warlach.com/?p=174#comment-2290 Still I want reading newspaper somehow but I prefer the net as far as mother earth is concern. To be able to save most of the trees around the globe, one way is by reducing its uses. The lesser the need to produce paper from the trees, it will also utilizes its demand. Heart My blog:<a href="http://www.baignoiresabot.net" rel="nofollow">baignoire sabot</a> Still I want reading newspaper somehow but I prefer the net as far as mother earth is concern. To be able to save most of the trees around the globe, one way is by reducing its uses. The lesser the need to produce paper from the trees, it will also utilizes its demand.

Heart
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]]> Comment on Batman: Arkham City skins in Australia by bat http://www.warlach.com/2011/08/12/batman-arkham-city-skins-in-australia/#comment-2289 bat Tue, 20 Dec 2011 23:28:11 +0000 http://www.warlach.com/?p=534#comment-2289 cant you just buy this stuff on your consoles marketplace cant you just buy this stuff on your consoles marketplace

]]> Comment on Facebook: The Musical! by Anna Marie http://www.warlach.com/2010/08/25/facebook-the-musical/#comment-2288 Anna Marie Tue, 20 Dec 2011 16:18:29 +0000 http://www.warlach.com/?p=512#comment-2288 It is funny story but true. I also found my boyfriend through facebook. We are from different part of the world and yet we meet.Impossible right? But, I don't feel any regret at all. Now we are turning 2 years next month and I feel very blessed. Anna Marie Blog: <a href="http://www.casierabouteilles.net" rel="nofollow">casier à bouteilles</a>  It is funny story but true. I also found my boyfriend through facebook. We are from different part of the world and yet we meet.Impossible right? But, I don’t feel any regret at all. Now we are turning 2 years next month and I feel very blessed.

Anna Marie

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]]> Comment on Socialising our past by Spencer http://www.warlach.com/2011/10/09/socialising-our-past/#comment-2287 Spencer Mon, 19 Dec 2011 03:04:44 +0000 http://www.warlach.com/?p=607#comment-2287 Whilst Paul is right - curation is important - that's not really the issue here. Everyone curates their feed to some extent - whether it's just untagging the photos of themselves where they're acting like trashbags, or only posting good & happy events to Facebook; it's a natural thing to do, and so one's timeline should, generally, be a fairly pleasant trip down memory lane. The problem here is how you choose to focus on those memories: after all, the photos are not of a messy-breakup, or a falling out with a friend, they're of you having a good time somewhere, because those are the times when people take photos (so you see; even before Facebook, people were curating their memories - no-one takes photos at a funeral, for instance) - but when you look at these, you're not focusing on the happy memory, you're dwelling on the regret of how things ended, which is actually an entirely separate event. I can't remember where I read it, but there's a bunch of literature on how happiness correlates to how people focus on time - and those that spend most of their time thinking about the present and future are far happier than those who spend a lot of time thinking about the past - if you're spending a lot of time regretting things, you're looking in the wrong direction... http://www.ted.com/talks/kathryn_schulz_don_t_regret_regret.html Whilst Paul is right - curation is important - that’s not really the issue here. Everyone curates their feed to some extent - whether it’s just untagging the photos of themselves where they’re acting like trashbags, or only posting good & happy events to Facebook; it’s a natural thing to do, and so one’s timeline should, generally, be a fairly pleasant trip down memory lane.
The problem here is how you choose to focus on those memories: after all, the photos are not of a messy-breakup, or a falling out with a friend, they’re of you having a good time somewhere, because those are the times when people take photos (so you see; even before Facebook, people were curating their memories - no-one takes photos at a funeral, for instance) - but when you look at these, you’re not focusing on the happy memory, you’re dwelling on the regret of how things ended, which is actually an entirely separate event.
I can’t remember where I read it, but there’s a bunch of literature on how happiness correlates to how people focus on time - and those that spend most of their time thinking about the present and future are far happier than those who spend a lot of time thinking about the past - if you’re spending a lot of time regretting things, you’re looking in the wrong direction…
http://www.ted.com/talks/kathryn_schulz_don_t_regret_regret.html

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]]> Comment on Digital Citizens - Metrics, Measurement & Social Media by Kindle Black Friday http://www.warlach.com/2010/05/09/digital-citizens-metrics-measurement-social-media/#comment-2281 Kindle Black Friday Thu, 24 Nov 2011 16:47:03 +0000 http://www.warlach.com/?p=393#comment-2281 Incredibly well written read. Incredibly well written read.

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