It took me several weeks to get the videos from my father and uncle, but at long last, here’s the video results of the Polar Plunge 2008 from February 16th. As a new twist on things, I’m using a new video program called “Silverlight” being pushed by Microsoft, same way that years ago, Adobe needed […]

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When the 21st century’s Format War started a few years back over who’s bluish laser beam was more awesome, it was a matter of reading the specifications to know who I would be backing. HD-DVD: Based on current DVDs Stores 15 GB single layer, or 30 GB dual layer Cheaper of the two Blu-ray: From […]

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So every activist must at some point take towel in hand, face the icy waters of *Insert Your Town Here* and then leap into the freezing depths for charity. I did it last year to much fanfare (the trumpet blasts may have only been my nostrils into a tissue) and I swore that no matter […]

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Like many other techs, the most exciting prospect of today’s Macworld 2008 was either that Apple would release an iPhone with 3G capability (which they didn’t) or a tablet-based notebook system, with the delightful rotating screen that is the hallmark of tablet systems (they didn’t do that either.) However, besides a few uninteresting software updates […]

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After months of work, hours (possibly entire days) spent on hold in tech support with the previously-mentioned startlogic.com hosting service, pages of user input, worry and neuroses as components of the site periodically failed and were brought back to life – the site has finally been brought public as of about a week ago. It’s […]

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As the ball drops on channel 27 (rebroadcasting the scene from New York, where the ball dropped an hour ago already), I find myself thinking about the events of the past twelve months and how much things have changed in my life, the experiences I’ve had, and the friends I’ve made. Starting in January with […]

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