Way back in the day when blogs ruled the Internet getting admitted to the BlogAds network was kind of a big deal. It meant that you could start to make some cash from ads on your blog, and it meant your blog mattered at some level since advertisers were willing …
Amazon would have you believe you can only read e-books on a Kindle if they come from Amazon. They are partly right. You can only directly load Amazon e-books, or unencrypted e-books, directly onto your Kindle. So what if you have a Kindle but want to give Amazon less of …
If you put your email in the form here Bluesman Extraordinaire Joe Bonamas will send you a link to download his Christmas record for free.
And since I’m kind of mailing in this blog post (they can’t all be masterpieces) have a picture of Teddy and Santa.
This is entry …
A while back I wrote that my goal for the future was to do fun things with Michelle and make great memories. Or in those cases where the experience goes sideways, at least get a good story out of it. Well kids, sit back and relax, because it’s story …
This is the best Christmas album you’ve never heard. It’s free. It’s 31 minutes of Christmas jazz perfection. Did I mention it’s free?
This is entry #15 in my attempt at 31 days of blogging for December 2018. I’ve haven’t posted here daily since about 2007, so this should be …
A series of blog posts from Jason Baker on opensource.com has motivated me to try to do more on the command line. I’m already keeping a journal using Nano and just saving the updated text file every few days. I’m not trying to work out any serious issues with …
This tweet, from one of the founders of 37 Signals and Basecamp, is in reference to their new book, It Doesn’t Have to be Crazy at Work.
Those sales numbers are obscene, even for a book whose built in audience is probably slightly more likely to buy from Amazon than …
This tweet, from one of the founders of 37 Signals and Basecamp, is in reference to their new book, It Doesn’t Have to be Crazy at Work.
Those sales numbers are obscene, even for a book whose built in audience is probably slightly more likely to buy from Amazon than …
Look up. There is a very good chance I’m in the air. My day:(all times EST)
This article about current government expenditures to maintain monuments to racism is remarkable. At a time when basic government functions such as education and public safety are underfunded coast to coast, US government entities are spending millions maintaining pro-Confederate memorials and monuments to racism.
Jefferson Davis Home and Presidential Library …
