Paul Jacobson

Life and its many opportunities

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Paul
Paul
@Paul@pauljacobson.me

Enthusiast, writer, Happiness Engineer at Automattic. I take photos too. Passionate about my wife, Gina and #proudDad.

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  • Public health notice

    Some guys are so giving and dedicated to women’s health! For real advice on breast cancer and its prevention and treatment (among other things), try these resources: The Breast Cancer site; MedicineNet.com; MedlinePlus, and many others. Make sure you chat to your doctor about your health and be responsible in your approach.

  • Blank!

    I have drawn a total blank today.  I think it is the shock of being back at work coupled with a mild existential depression that accompanies the return to the office.

  • Eris revisited

    I revisited Eris’ site at Martin’s most welcome prompting and discovered the treasure I suspected lay waiting for me in this beautiful blog.  I started with three posts Martin recommended to me.  They are: More than making sense Designer=psychic Binary Roots Of the three, I enjoyed Binary Roots the most.  One of the things Eris…

  • iTunes needs tuning

    I used to use iTunes as my primary music player on my PC.  I recently bought new Logitech speakers and now everything I play on iTunes has too much bass.  I can compensate for this using the equalizer but that is a feature I love about iTunes, the equalizer.  Anyway, I now use RealPlayer because…

  • Britain’s broadband milestone

    BBC NEWS has reported on the popularity of broadband in Britain.  BT expects to connect its five millionth customer this week: The milestone comes a year ahead of the the telecoms company’s own predictions and includes broadband connections sold on by third party firms. Lower prices and higher speeds forced by strong competition among broadband…

  • Free stock photographs

    Are you looking for free stock photographs?  Take a look at this site. (via Elliott Back)

  • Eris

    This is one of the best sites I have seen for a long time.  I am not sure what the purpose of the site is or even what it is even about but it is a beautiful site.  Check out Eris’ site.

  • Working from home

    There is quite an interesting discussion about working from home on CNET News.com and on tecosystems.  Part of the debate focuses on Sun’s iWork program for employees who wish to work from home or some location other than the main office: The nature of the workforce has changed — markets are dispersed, workforces are distributed…