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Every job is easier if you have the right tools. So what exactly is plain text, and why might you want a plain text editor instead of a word processor?

What if your notes could self-organize—from scratch notes, to draft, to finished creative work—through a stream-of-consciousness process—like dreaming? Years ago, I was part of a user study that aimed to understand how creators create. We interviewed authors, artists, students, influencers, and discovered a recurrent meta-pattern in the creative processes that emerged across disciplines and tools...

Least protect those communities better? do you think this will do that? >> this doesn't protect any particular community except the auto sector. that's what it does. it erects barriers. here's the part that's missing from that analysis. it's absolutely true there are some people, they work was displaced and that's enormously problematic, but the same is true of technology. the same is true of automation. when microsoft came up with the word processor, everyone who was in the typewriter business lost their job. we could have forbidden word processors and still be using typewriters. we don't do ...

What kind of scandals, et cetera, accounts we're talking about? >> we know that the national enquirer was no tore yusly slow in entering the digital age. when i first joined the company, we wrote stories on typewriters. later, word processors were reduced, turned hard copy into editors, who would edit, then production, someone would type it into the system fand that resulted in physical inventory of files going back 30 years. so any stories written about donald trump from the '80s to early '90s that aren't online are stored in a warehouse somewhere. >> you're saying this was not new informatio...

Against a fairly long break I can do a little research we shall see what's going on here you can you know good suggestion from a Russian war hero he says Just Google the link paste that link into Google minus the dot com anyway and see if anybody else reports the same thing that's a bit Leo Laporte the. This year thousands of victims are going to pay hackers over a $1000000000.00 that's 1000000000 with a b when their computers are servers are infected with ransomware It's an epidemic and it's only getting worse the threat evolves small businesses are now find themselves directly targeted and ...