Harris for President
It has been official for a while, and should come as little surprise to any one who knows me, but I joined fellow Reagan, Bush, McCain, and Romney alumni in endorsing Kamala Harris for President. We …
Read MoreI started blogging on February 2000, on a different domain and in a nacent phase of my life. I have an archive of my early posts, and I hope to begin adding them in here (I have a plain text export of my original Movable Type blog entries (nearly 1,000 entries!), so it will take a bit of time to move them to Markdown/Hugo.)
Eras of my blog:
- 2022 - Now - Corporate life ( 39 posts ~ 0.74 posts/month )
- 2020 - 2022 - Independence ( 26 posts ~ 0.72 posts/month )
- 2014 - 2020 - Agency life ( 60 posts ~ 0.71 posts/month )
- 2011 - 2014 - Dark days of unemployment ( 0 posts ~ 0.00 posts/month )
- 2009 - 2011 - Professional peak ( 0 posts ~ 0.00 posts/month )
- 2003 - 2008 - First job, marriage, and early career ( 6 posts ~ 0.08 posts/month )
- 2000 - 2003 - College ( 10 posts ~ 0.21 posts/month )
Total posts since 2000: 117 posts ~ 0.37 posts/month
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The Mac Mini
Via 9to5Mac: Apple’s exciting week of Mac announcements continues today with the introduction of the completely redesigned Mac mini. The new Mac mini is powered by the M4 and M4 Pro chips and features …
Read MoreThe Zappa Family
Via The WaPo: There is a gap between being edgy and being mean, between caring for someone as best you can and as much as that person truly needs. But how you measure these things depends on how you …
Read MoreThrow Your Arms Around Me
Read MoreWaPo: Trump loyalist pushes 'post-constitutional' vision for second term
Via Washington Post: “We are living in a post-Constitutional time,” Vought wrote in a seminal 2022 essay, which argued that the left has corrupted the nation’s laws and institutions. Last week, …
Read MoreQuick Hits
Just added a new section to this site, the Notes page. This is just a feed of my Mastodon posts, excluding replies. Sometimes I have something I want to write about here, but it doesn’t really …
Read MoreRetold
Read MoreThe Omelette
I just finished watching both seasons of The Bear (one of the best things I have watched this year; I will have more to write about it later.) Given the restaurant premise of the show, a lot of …
Read MoreI get texts
Sometimes I get political fundraising texts: Don’t tease me like this, you’re giving me hope.
Read MoreWith HR 3557, Broadband Monopolies Are Pushing A Bill That Would Crush Your Town’s Ability To Stand Up To Them | Techdirt
via Techdirt: With the feds rendered useless on consumer protection and monopoly busting, telecom lobbyists have increasingly taken aim at the last vestiges of state and local government power.
Read MoreiMac
via Newsweek: https://www.newsweek.com/steve-jobs-unveils-imac-169734 Last Wednesday Jobs himself received a more thunderous thumbs-up at the announcement of Apple Computer’s successor to its …
Read MoreThe Radical Theology of Mr. Rogers
Via Rabbi Danny Ruttenberg: Fred Rogers was a Presbyterian minister whose life’s work was, I believe, built almost entirely (if not entirely) around Leviticus 19:18: “Love your neighbor as …
Read MoreFederated
Let’s see if ActivityPub works @[email protected] Update: Yes, yes it does!
Read MoreComputers Are Fun and Useful
I was just listening to an episode of All Consuming podcast, where John Gruber was the guest. They asked him about the genesis for his love of computers, which got me thinking about my own love of …
Read MoreThe GOP's great Trump reckoning begins at the state party level
Via Politico: Having lost high-stakes, expensive races for the Senate, House and governor, there has been a wave of finger-pointing and second-guessing across the party. In Pennsylvania, several …
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