In my efforts to both make myself seem cooler and decrease my workload (overblown hype and laziness, double score!), I’ve decided to go about the process of converting this blog to WordPress. When I installed this guy last year, it served its purpose well, but I learned a valuable lesson: with technology, start with the most popular and move to… Read more →
Category: Geek Stuff
I Am “A Beef Jerk Fly”
There was this scene in National Treasure where Nicholas Cage manages to put some invisible dye on the fingers of this hot girl so he can use a magic flashlight to see the letters she used for a passcode to the diagnostics room for the Delcaration of Independence. What is the relevance you may ask? Well, his geeky sidekick runs… Read more →
The Evolution of Beauty
Saw this posted on The Photine Blog and had to put it here. Wow. Read more →
Why Email Hates Me and Having a “Real” Office
I don’t usually talk about my web development business on here. Part of me doesn’t because I think it is probably boring for most folks. The other part of me doesn’t want to post anything that could irritate, make uncomfortable, annoy or generally piss off a current or potential client. The next couple of things, however, I think are ineffectual… Read more →
EatingPaper.com Launched Today
For a few weeks now, I’ve been working on a new blog project called Eating Paper. A number of people have commented how they like when I post news stories, advertiesments, Dear Abby letters and the like on here and then just comment on them. I enjoy it too. So, I decided to start a new blog dedicated to just… Read more →
I’m Famous…Not Really or Chron Love
Apparently, my silly little post about going to Target was amusing weird enough to make it onto the Chron.com Blog Watch page. Must’ve been a slow news day. — — Here’s the larger version if you are still in utter disbelief or just like looking at screen capture images, in which case, you probably need help. Read more →
The Future of IT in Houston This Thursday
Some of you geeks and nerds might be interested in an event where I and my business partner will be panelists this Thursday. It’s a community roundtable discussion about the future of IT in Houston, particularly its impact on lowered enrollment in local college IT programs. The event is being hosted by Michael Garfield, the High Tech Texan at American… Read more →
Backing Up the Back Up
Remembering the Hurricane Rita evacuation and the fact that, despite all my blustering about how this year I’ll be organized, if my computer went down, I’d be in big trouble, I decided to do some serious backing up of my files today. I had already backed them up onto an external hard drive last week, but I really needed to… Read more →
People Still Use Internet Explorer?
This is the warning I receive when I try and view an Associated Press video linked on the front page of the Houston Chronicle. Now, I know as a Mac user that I am going to have some degree of limitation, but to be THIS specific that you must have Internet Explorer VERSION 6 is just bizarre. Speaking as someone… Read more →
Damn SPAM!!!
Some of you may have noticed that a spammer flooded my comments on the site. ARRRRGGGGHHH!!! Must kill. Read more →