I’ve found recently Bjørn Borud’s blog (a Senior Software Engineer at AllTheWeb) and I rather liked his description of something he calls the “Hansel und Gretel” mode of browsing:
If you have ever watched someone browse for information you’ll notice how they are really afraid of not finding their way back. They’ll find an interesting page, they want to hold on to it, but they also want to explore its out-links—so they open up more windows with the out-links. I call this “The Hansel und Gretel mode of browsing” because these people leave a trail of breadcrumbs in the form of open browser windows to find their way back. (Sometimes experiencing that their breadcrumbs are eaten by the gremlins that make browsers crash). read more / continua…
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"Just as a cow with a young calf keeps an eye on it
even when it is eating the grass, so it's proper for a
person to keep an eye on all that can be done for others
who are following the path."
Majjhima Nikaya
"The taxpayer - that’s someone who works
for the Federal Government but doesn’t have to take
the civil service exam"
Ronald Reagan
"Those are my principles; if you don't like
them, I have others."
Groucho Marx
"The hardest thing to understand in the
world is the income tax"
Albert Einstein
