21 November 2014

@jkottke I'm surprised how reasonably consistent the replies are! (I use MacVim, but I'm a glutton for punishment; SublimeText previously.)

Just remembered this inspiration for an exhibition "Would You Let Your Daughter Work In An Open Plan?" gyford.com/phil/writing/2…

@tomafro It might have to be a big museum!

@rod @genmon Obviously, there are people still working in "industry" but seems like a different thing to a museum of quiet office spaces.

@rod @genmon They sound a bit industrial, rather than post-industrial?

@adrianhon Always thinking of the bigger picture. Pretend could start by creating a pop-up office innovation museum in Bob Holness.

@adrianhon At least it's the kind of museum/exhibition that'd have plenty of possible related corporate sponsors.

"From Oak Desks to Hot Desks." "A-Z: The Story of Filing." "East India Company: The First Enterprise Workplace" "From Ink Wells to MacBooks"

@genmon And, coincidentally, a quick Google about the history of the office brought up the East India Company bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-…

The National Museum of Offices. Like the Geffrye Museum, but showing typical offices over recent centuries and decades.

@pkqk You should have come to karaoke the other night! Mike's so funny and Eve's such a great singer! I'm off to the park with John now.

@tedmills I'm even more glad I decided to give it a miss now!

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