Why do you forget most of what you read?
You read a book, you think you’ve understood it. Then you try to explain the content to your friend and you find out you don’t remember much. Why?
You read a book, you think you’ve understood it. Then you try to explain the content to your friend and you find out you don’t remember much. Why?
how I optimize my energy to be productive and to enjoy my day without an unnecessary struggle.
Understand how much time you spend on YouTube, disarm the suggestion algorithm and save time and attention.
Use Google Takeout to analyse a complete history of all videos you watched.
Today we’ll have a look at how you can give me feedback for these articles. I’ll explain my motivation for writing, why is your opinion important to me and how you can share it. I guarantee I’m going to read every single comment.
What happens when you forget your password or loose your phone? What Google wants to know to validate your identity?
Is my Keepass key chain safe if I only use text password to protect it? Yes it is.
How I structure my work to battle procrastination.
I was sitting in my rented room in central Melbourne. After months of preparations I was closing my suitcase, expecting an Uber any minute taking me to the airport. Leaving Australia after almost five years of living there and closing or at least pausing a chapter in my life.
This article is going to be focused on one critical section of the previous paragraph: “my suitcase”. I’m going to be writing about how I managed to squish five years of my life to a suitcase, even though I lived in a fully furnished house, owned motorbike and at one point in time even a car.
Probably my favourite company of all time, SpaceX, is a manufacturer of rockets and satellites. They inspire people around the whole world and are a great showcase of what is good about US.
SpaceX’s mission is nothing less than making sure that humanity can survive a mass extinction event on Earth. It’s the whole way Elon Musk, the influential founder and Chief Engineer of SpaceX evaluates his priorities when faced between two options: Which option is going to get us humans faster to having a self-sustained colony on Mars.