I listen to a lot of podcasts from American Public Media. One of their podcasts is
How We Survive, which focuses on climate change and how it affects us. I'm a little behind on it, but season 7 focused on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and I'd recommend it.
My formative years were in the mid-1990s. I remember my family's first Windows computer and us first connecting to the internet and World Wide Web. I remember the dial-up sounds, AOL, and a shared phone line causing many disconnections. I look back at those times with rose colored glasses. It was an amazing time, first seeing what the internet could do.
For anyone who knows me, it’s no surprise I’m a sports fan. I play hockey and love watching Baseball, Hockey, and Football. The one thing that I now have to constantly deal with watching sports are the constant ads for sports gambling and sports books. I’d seriously be willing to pay a nominal fee for a feed without all the FanDuel or Draft Kings commercials. My strong distaste for all the gambling ads is an annoyance, for others, it’s a problem.
I had some adventures getting .NET 10 installed and working on Linux Mint and thought I'd share the solution that worked for me.
I don't hang the outdoor lights out every year, but every time I do, it seems like I need to purchase new lights. It's incredibly frustrating. And yes, I know this is kind of a first-world problem, but it's making me so mad.
Several years ago, my site included a photography page where I shared some of the photos I took along my travels. During one of my various redesigns when my site was running Next.js, I was running into build issues with it. I made the decision to split the page out but never actually did. I think that's going to change.
I recently finished watching
Good Eats with my wife and also just started reading
Alton Brown's book of essays. Watching his show, I feel like I've grown even more appreciative of cooking tasty home cooked meals.
November was a busy month. Thanksgiving, a long weekend in New York City, and a nagging cough were the highlights.
A little over a week ago there was a little bit of a buzz going around about how
Americans are holding onto their devices longer and claiming that this is damaging to the economy.
I recently added a
concerts page to my site. I've been keeping track of the number of times I've seen bands and decided it might be a neat thing to visualize as a page on my site. The list of concerts isn't complete, nor is the list of bands I've seen, but I can't remember everything.
Something that makes me chuckle but also makes me sad is dogs and AirTags.
Look, fancy features are nice and all, but you know what I really want? I want the appliances and other gear I buy and own to be as dumb as a back of bricks.
