Seriously trivial thoughts
Whenever I ran the Ring Doorbell Windows app, it would always lower the volume on any other application (music, video, etc.) that was running. As soon as I closed the Live View, the volume on the other apps would return to normal. I contacted their support and was told that it could be a driver …
Floor and wall space is at a premium in my office and I was looking for a way to hang my guitars so I could free up the space the cases took up. I was just about to order the typical hangers–where the guitar hangs parallel to the wall–until I stumbled onto String Swing’s Slatwall …
I’m getting one for our entry way…this won’t get annoying at all…
How could we resist going to the Black Forest Festival since it’s literally right up the street from our place? So happy Roxanne, Andrew and Jeffrey joined us. We got there early so we got to the pancake breakfast before the big crowds and got an excellent parking spot. Check out the last picture to …
Rampart Reservoir is about an hour and 15 minutes from my new home in Colorado Springs. Kimberly and I had a picnic on some of the large rocks on the shore. It’s been a while since I’ve taken some landscapes, so I brought my trusty Nikon D750. I really prefer it’s colors for landscapes over …
I’ve been intrigued by the idea of remoting into a cloud-based computer for years. Historically, it’s been expensive and the machines were limited in CPU power, RAM and storage. A french company called Blade is changing this with their Shadow service. For $35 a month, you get remote access to an Intel Xeon processor with …
I just love unexplainable car videos. I always wish there was a camera inside the car so I could understand what was going through the driver’s mind, but sadly this is never the case.
A thought-provoking article on how technology has negatively impacted humanity in a profound manner. I have often surmised that the effect is much worse on children raised on technology as their minds physically grow and mature with such harmful artificial stimuli. “…our constant engagement with technology interferes with the pursuit of other behaviors critical for …
Interesting article discussing the origins of Atari. I remember bringing home my Pong game console purchased from Sears where I worked and playing it with my brother James all night. I am definitely going to read “Valley of Genius: The Uncensored History of Silicon Valley (As Told by the Hackers, Founders, and Freaks Who Made …
With a gratuitous nod to Brian May and Queen, here’s the 25-guitar version of the Star Spangled Banner. Prolly could have added just a little more stuff to the arrangement, but it’s pretty good.