Cartoon by Roz Chast. For more from the issue: http://nyr.kr/11iohQP

(via newyorker)

Just received my #tether pack in the mail from @quirkyinc. Looking forward to trying them out!

#GPOCB (Gratuitous Picture of Cherry Blossoms) (at Prospect Park)

Getting some good use out of my new koozie. #SmokeLine (cc @danieldelaney @delaneybbq)

It’s funny because Americans don’t know anything about the rest of the world.

Relaxing on the High Line w/ @_teekers (at High Line)

Watching @quirkyinc Live!

Who ever said that Columbia isn’t a class act? They have drink koozies at their club!

Here’s What A Physical Map Of The Internet Would Look Like

Photo from the Yext office.

(via Business Insider)

NY Hearts Boston

Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that.

Projected on the side of the Brooklyn Academy of Music

(via RoanZone)

First cold brew of the year. (at La Colombe Torrefaction)

Neil deGrasse Tyson: Living and Longevity (by bigthink)

Impressions of a Chromebook

I’ve been using the Samsung Chromebook as my primary computer for the past few months. My past self (who has never owned a non-Apple laptop) would probably be appalled at this statement, but I’m really enjoying the experience of living in the Chrome OS.

It definitely took a little while to get used to, but once I took the dive (and also took advantage of the increasingly great Chrome extensions), I found that there were fewer and fewer instances where I missed my MacBook Air.

If you’re looking for a new laptop and don’t want to spend a lot of money, I can guarantee that you’re not going to find a better device for $250.  

Don’t be scared. Embrace the cloud. It’s great.

(via The New Yorker)

“The hotel is full, but I’ll see if I can work out a spooning arrangement for you.” (via The New Yorker)