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Optimize your life #1 – Work on your passions
I figured that it might be interesting to clue people in on the little things I do to try and improve my life. I find myself constantly picking up on little things that other people don’t do and I’m sure … Continue reading
SXSW Interactive – a recap
Well, I’m finally back in Houston and managed to get a good night’s sleep today, so I suppose it’s time to review the past few days at SXSW in Austin. First of all, I really enjoyed the conference. Folks were … Continue reading
SXSW (South by Southwest) and "A Prairie Home Companion"
So I’m here at South by Southwest for the SXSW Interactive portion of the festival, with a splash of the film festival on the side. So far, this conference is a lot more fun than some of the past conferences … Continue reading
Seth Godin at Google
Seth Godin posts that you can now watch his talk at Google (hosted, naturally, by Google Video). He’s a well known author and marketing luminary who talks here about the various challenges that Google faces and some of his own … Continue reading
Being able to write code is great, or "What’s the point?"
Seeing as how people use their computers to accomplish so many different tasks, it’s sometimes really frustrating when things don’t work quite how you want them to work. Most people have to sit by and search the Internet vainly for … Continue reading
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20% time…at Google, and SnapStream
20% time…it’s one of those mythically interesting things that Google does. Basically, you get 20% of your time to work on any other project. Keep in mind it has to be something potentially useful…it can’t be “Doing my laundry”. Besides, … Continue reading
Mark Cuban, The Donald, a rubber glove, and one million dollars
In a fit of what must be either divine inspiration or complete lunacy, Mark Cuban has offered to donate a million dollars to charity if Donald Trump will put a rubber glove over his head and blow it up with … Continue reading
Touchpads vs trackballs vs trackpoints vs mice
My very first laptop was an IBM Thinkpad 500. I won’t go into the specs except to say it was OLD. One spec I will mention is that it had a Trackpoint. You know, one of those eraserhead things that … Continue reading
On VPN’s and routing troubles
VPN’s, or Virtual Private Networks, are a bit of a tricky beast. VPN’s allow remote clients or sites to join with your internal network as if they are right there in the building. Hence the “Virtual” part of the term. … Continue reading
Roomba – 1, Dirt – 0
In my previous post on unwiring the house, I mentioned that one of the primary motivations came about because I wanted to give the Roomba clear berth to do its job. I promised to write more about the Roomba, so … Continue reading
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