The nook doesn't have passwords. This was one of those decisions that felt wonderfully simple when we first made it. Passwords are annoying, people forget them, people reuse them, and every application seems to have slightly different ideas about whether your password needs a number, a symbol, a
Arrah and I share quite a lot of our lives on the internet. Which makes building a private social network feel slightly contradictory. People we've never met know what we've been doing, where we've travelled, what we're working on and rather more
I don't think I know 10,000 people. I do, however, have thousands of people who follow what I do online. And I'm rather glad they do. Social media has brought people into my life who I would never otherwise have met. It's given