@BrotherCrothers@Twitter I highly recommend using Tweetdeck to see only what you want to see. (but the old standard version of https://t.co/PczkXn4BqJ not the new experimental one) Nary a suggested tweet in the feed and in chronological order always!
Hear, hear! "We need to stop allowing ourselves to be reduced to transactions, and to start taking credit instead for our transformations. Not by what we contain, or how efficiently we manage our processes, but by what we enable and empower." https://t.co/GfEvoC1NrO
I remember meeting Jim Carr when he was Minister of Natural Resources and he asked to meet all the Canadians who worked at the @IEA Truly a class act, someone who took the time to listen to everyone no matter where they were on the org chart https://t.co/tS47Juj1hl
There's no fixed way to calculate this, but 52 million carved Chinese characters is around two gigabytes of information. So the Tripitaka Koreana has transmitted two gigabytes of data over nearly 8 centuries with no corruption or loss: nothing else created by man comes close. 8/
A deliciously colourful pan of Kushner's new book with sentences that zing like this one "Reading this book reminded me of watching a cat lick a dog’s eye goo." from Dwight Garner https://t.co/QeGY1GBTW7
Covid reinfections are not benign: ~39,000 people w/reinfections vs ~5.4 million controls indicates extensive and persistent risk with a "dose-response" (more risk with repeat reinfections)
https://t.co/v8nZXBEuNd
by @zalaly@BCBowe@Biostayan@WUSTLmed@VAResearch
Libraries offer their services freely, including their metadata creation, but someone ultimately has to pay. The question this big lawsuit (in the library world anyway) raises is: should someone also make a profit?