Category: Fundamentals
General stuff.
Yeah, I’m watching the Star Wars marathon on Cinemax HD
I’m totally lame. Literally. I torqued my ankle a few days ago so I’m now couch-bound and glued to Cinemax HD watching the Star Wars marathon since they’re playing all six episodes back to back. I had grand plans to start installing the composite floor in the loft above the Trunkmonkey Racing garage but it […]
Happy Fricken November!
70°F. In Pelham, NH. On November 9th. With a forecast high of 63°F. Welcome to New England, people.
The Litterbox has been re-launched
The Litterbox, one of my first domains, used to be a Web site dedicated to domestic pet rescue and care. After a few years of operation quite a few other sites like Petfinder.com popped up that did a much better job of what my wife Kelly and I were trying to accomplish as a hobby […]
naymz allows you to control your online identity
naymz, a new online identity service, claims to allow you to control your online identity. The premise is that search engines may still be linking to incorrect, outdated, or embarrassing data. naymz allows you to create a profile that is “guaranteed” to be at the top of search engine results to help prospective employers and […]
They do more than just protect you…
One of my co-workers called me over to his desk this afternoon to show me an e-mail thread that had been bouncing around between a few of his family members. It went something like this: Original E-mail: Save those old phone bills! NY Times Article USA Today Article If you can’t access those articles for […]
I made a new friend today
I made a new friend today out and about on my daily walk — a red-tailed hawk. It was perched on a branch on a walking trail near Pepper Computer and we took a few minutes to examine each other. Much to the hawk’s indifference I was about 10′ away as I walked by and snapped […]
Light Cycle Delays?
I have to laugh every time I hear the morning traffic reports on WBZ 1030 when they mention light cycle delays. All I can think of are TRON Light Cycles flying through the streets of Boston causing traffic jams. Go figure. I guess I’m a geek. But we already knew that! 😉
A bucketful of quickies
Some people sleep on the job while others camp out in the parking lot; at any given time over my lunch hour there are half a dozen or more people snoozing away taking their siesta in their cars. The Interdictor is still standing strong and holding down the fort even after a group of overzealous […]
A fistful of Friday quickies…
Last weekend we spent all day in the woods up in Vermont doing recce for Trunkmonkey Run for the Border, Trunkmonkey Racing’s second New England Region brisk TSD road rally event. I finally got around to putting together Pepper Hacks, a knowledgebase for hacking Pepper Computer’s Pepper Pad. Speaking of which, the Pepper Pad is […]
I’d love a fake Rolex, just not from you…
I was the only kid in Junior High School with a Rolex. Of course it was purchased from a desperate street vendor in the middle of a torrential downpour in NYC who marked it down from $500 to a bargain $15, but that’s besides the point. With that said, that fake Rolex was the best […]