John Glenn... he and the rest of the Mercury/Gemini/Apollo astronauts were my heroes growing up.
I met him in person about 10 years ago and he seemed like a wonderful man.
RIP.
Thanks for taking the first stab at planning, DOTU.
I'm getting close to booking. Just have to check with my best friend and his wife if I can crash at their apartment in the upper east side that weekend.
It looks like Tidal now has the complete catalog of the player-piano covers: tidal.com/album/67866547
Bet you can guess what I've been listening to today.
@Tyll Hertsens put out quite the piece on the state of the industry: http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/innerfidelity-ranks-headphone-manufacturers#VeAJMsycvCZL5c23.97
PSA: Be careful if you buy a touch-bar MBP and run boot camp.
https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/5e1g37/warning_bootcamp_driver_causing_blown_speakers_in/?st=iw3meaz2&sh=424702c4
My new 15" blew its left speaker over the weekend while I was running Windows 10.
Apple does not have the repair infrastructure in place to swap out the blown speaker so they are sending me a new computer.
Pretty annoying.
One of these days I am going to learn my lesson about being an early adopter.
I'm up to episode 5 now.
Wonderful show. I really enjoy hearing experts talk about their craft.
The best thing I can say about Soundbreaking is that you want each episode and segment to keep going. It is sad when they end.
As with any editorialized list, you can quibble over what should or should not have been on it.
The power of many of these images though is undeniable.
I'm really glad TIME made the site, even if it is far from a definitive list. I've spent the whole day looking at it.
TIME has a special site up to celebrate the top 100 most influential photographs of all time.
http://100photos.time.com
I've spent the entire morning reading and watching stuff. Brilliant!