In my day job I am constantly asked to predict “Cyber 9/11.” My answer is always the same. Cyber 9/11 already happened. You lived through it, are living through it. It isn’t making planes crash, tanking the stock market, or shutting off the power grid. It’s this 👇🏻 https://t.co/zqiMtCT29s
— Myke Cole (@MykeCole) January 19, 2020
Today's #StarTrekVOY's 25th anniversary and #StarTrekPicard is one week away, which means it's the perfect day for a #StarTrek #FandomForecast
— Meteorologist Katie Nickolaou (@weather_katie) January 16, 2020
Thank you @SirPatStew @BrentSpiner @jonathansfrakes @TheKateMulgrew @JeriLRyan @WilliamShatner @GeorgeTakei and the whole Trek family!❤️ pic.twitter.com/6r2AtgBaKV
“Google it” means I don’t owe you labor.
— Sami Schalk (@DrSamiSchalk) January 16, 2020
“Google it” means I choose not to give you my labor.
“Google it” means I believe you’ll learn from the process of discovery than from me handing you answers.
“Google it” means learn to use the vast resources at your disposal.
Google it. https://t.co/AS7hoBzmiH
My family and I have a rule that you can’t give bad news after 8PM because all that’s gonna happen is I’ll spend the whole night overthinking about it. Bad news hits better on a good night sleep.
— Mommy Owl (@Lhlodder) January 12, 2020
Great and simple explanation of when to use asynchronous vs synchronous communication.
— Laurent Parenteau (@laurent_parente) January 15, 2020
From @IwoSzapar at @6nomads1 Remote-first Online Conference #remote #communication pic.twitter.com/1VGV9xH3GW
