I was in a restaurant the other day and came across this wonderful coffee machine, the Saeco Odea. Two things caught my eye; first, the huge “coffee” button smack in the middle of the machine’s face and second, the apparent … Continue reading
The landscape of the web has changed so that a static website just doesn’t cut it for a company’s web presence. This makes me happy, because it’s wonderful to see the intriguing and interesting ways businesses engage their customers on … Continue reading
Users of computing technology used to be categorizable into either the elite bourgeoisie of programmers and tech enthusiasts who built their own computers or the mainstream proletariat whose computer literacy was just enough to type e-mails and use some basic spreadsheet … Continue reading
Primum non nocere First, do no harm. This phrase represents the concept of non-maleficence in medicine, purporting that it is sometimes better to do nothing than to do something harmful. It is a core tenet of medical ethics, taught to … Continue reading