#lifelogging

I just finished reading this book that gives you 'bite sized' introductions to various concepts in mathematics as well as the people behind them. I have always been interested in mathematics (maths in

Many years ago a geeky work colleague got me into a service called Audioscrobbler. My memory is vague of what software I was using at the time, but this is a protocol that can be implemented in music players

Morris Villarroel logs every tiny part of his life. He started in February 2010 with the aim to gather 10 years of data about himself and his lifestyle and he takes notes on what he's doing in notebooks

Alberto Frigo must be the world’s most obsessive ‘life logger’. Frigo started logging various aspects of his life in 2004, when he was 24, and is currently engaged in 36 works, which he intends to continue

I wear a traditional watch and a smart watch. I really like the traditional watch as an authentic timepiece, and it was a gift so it's special to me. The smart watch is really a wrist computer to me, not

Without going into the reasons for life logging yet, I will first discuss my methods. This is to give you an idea of what it means to develop and use some systems to inspect your life for greater insight,

Do you judge people by what they read and the music they listen to? There's an app for that, or two. I like to log what I've been doing. I realise I'm exposing myself on-line (no, not like that), but I

The concept of logging information about your daily life has been around for decades. According to Wikipedia the idea of doing this with wearable devices dates back to the 70s, but of course the technology

Getting home on my Royal Enfield and photo taken by a narrative clip. I do lifelogging and take a picture every 30 seconds :)