Troy Welch
@TroyWelch1
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Innovation Developer at Thompson Rivers University Open Learning, moodlist, wordprestidigitator, ruthless punster
Kamloops, B.C., Canada
Joined July 2011
Ugh, sometimes the evolution of the language pisses me off. You cannot "speak to" issues, documents or topics, they don't have ears or understand English, you can only "speak about" them. Of course you can "speak to" people about issues, documents or topics.
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Could everyone please stop asking what stupid shit they will come up with next. It only compels them to rise to the challenge. #stupidshit
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Barriers to Coherent Digital Learning Experiences: A Full-Stack View
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And there it is... Research: A market where consumers can pay for privacy is emerging
flip.it
This post was written by Ajit Ghuman, the author of Price To Scale.Location tracking, e-commerce history, online buying behavior, and biometric information -- there has been a slow but consistent...
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No, Google! Vivaldi users will not get FloC’ed. | Vivaldi Browser
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Just for the record: if you are preparing a ‘2021 predictions’ post in a blog or social media, and you did not see what happened in 2020 coming this time last year, then delete your draft post and do something else.
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Settling down to my annual analog respite from the digital world. This year it is 1000 pieces of Gustav Klimt. Gotta love a partner that gives you a Klimt puzzle.
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I’m trying to decide which I’m looking less forward to: 2020 year in review posts or best whatever it is of 2021 posts.
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Yeah, the 5.5x series of WordPress seems a bit finicky with some plugins depending on the version. The auto updates don’t help either. I’ve been holding back on the version upgrades until I reach a deeper state of internal comfort.
@colinmadland @BenjaminHarwood @grantpotter Not seen that so far... One more fun thing for us to look for @TroyWelch1
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I was going to share this link with some smart-ass comment like “congrats to the PR geniuses whose over-the-top response is resulting in such great coverage!” But then I thought about it some more… https://t.co/EJSbHHP0UI
vice.com
One man says he lost his savings after being sued by Proctorio, whose software tracks physical movements to detect “abnormal” behavior during exams.
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