I can say whole-heartedly, I have begun all over again.
Author: Jason Coleman
Structural engineer and technical content manager Bentley Systems by day. Geeky father and husband all the rest of time.
TiVo Made Something Difficult?
The Washington Post has a review of the new TiVo ToGo service, which I’m still awaiting my service update for. The reviewer feels getting the media to your PC is too difficult for most users. I thought he might be refering to the fact that the TiVo desktop and the Sonic MyDVD aren’t as well… Continue reading TiVo Made Something Difficult?
My Life by William J. Clinton
Not so much a straight biography, but a autobiography from an American president who really understood all the presidents before him. The kind of perspective only someone with this position and his kind of love for history and politics could write.
Rethinking My Youth
Virginia up until yesterday had a state law banning sex between unmarried individuals.
U.S. Can’t Find Its Ass
The BBC reports some shocking news this morning; the United States has officially given up its search for Weapons of Mass Destruction. No, seriously. However, O.J. Simpson continues searching for the killer of his ex-wife and her friend on the golf-courses of America. Will this affect the Iraqi elections held later this month? I doubt… Continue reading U.S. Can’t Find Its Ass
Apple Stakes Its Claim
Apple seems to be taking the Target approach to design. That is to say, great design needn’t be expensive.
TiVo Hacks by Raffi Krikorian
In my impatience for TiVo To Go, I recently bought TiVo Hacks by Raffi Krikorianed.
My Last Day
There’s some handwriting on the wall, but I can’t quite make it out…
TiVo To Go
There is a lot of news going around my household in this New Year. Not the least of which is the fact that tomorrow is the last day of my job at URS Corporation or that I have several new gadgets that don’t entirely work! That’s all for another time, though. This post is all… Continue reading TiVo To Go
Bridges In Wired
It’s like Wired magazine reads my mind or something. They continually print & post the coolest articles on everything I love. This is no different. David Goldenberg has written a nice (albeit short) article on what he states are the five top bridges in “a third golden age of bridge building.” He’s made some nice… Continue reading Bridges In Wired