Monthly Archives: September 2008
The Fall
Last night I finally got a chance to see The Fall, a film by Tarsem Singh that had limited release in theaters. It is quite honestly one of the most visually enchanting films I’ve ever seen. The plot revolves around … Continue reading
Gbridge=Awesome.
Today’s post is brought to you by Gbridge, a very handy little program that takes all the guesswork out of remote connecting to other PCs. Gbridge works by using your Gmail account as a login. After installing the program on … Continue reading
FINALLY
It took them long enough! Finally, Scribefire includes info about the WordPress issue, as well as routing to a page displaying the upgrades included in a new version of the extension when you update it. They’ve got some sort of … Continue reading
History Lessons. . .
It’s totally not insensitive or crass to create a quiz based upon the deaths of 3,000+ people. What the hell. . . Way to trivialize the worst terrorist attack to ever happen on US soil. On the other hand, in … Continue reading
Keep on truckin’
Anyone who knows me is aware of my job history. I worked for UPS for three years while going to school, and while it was a tough job, it was a lot of fun and started me on the path … Continue reading
I’ve gone global, apparently
According to Google Analytics, I’ve received visitors from both Shantou, China, and Brisbane, Australia. While I do know folks who live in those countries, it seems unusual that they’d visit or even read my stuff. So uh, hello people from … Continue reading