I thought I might post some of my thoughts on the music industry, where it’s at and where it might be going. However, if you aren’t familiar with The Long Tail, you have to read the article which appeared in the October issue of Wired Magazine. Go read it here now.
Author: Jason Coleman
Structural engineer and technical content manager Bentley Systems by day. Geeky father and husband all the rest of time.
The Sign of Things To Come
You can easily see that things are very different around here. It’s a new year, and I’ve got what appears to be a new site at first glance. I’ve switched from Blogger to WordPress & also switched web servers. This is all thanks to my good friend Jason Johnson, who is graciously helping me get… Continue reading The Sign of Things To Come
Merry Christmas!
I just wanted to post a short message here wishing all my readers (okay, my Mom & Dad!) a Merry Christmas. Also, Happy Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Festivus and all other biggie-December holidays (hence, the non-specific ‘Happy Holidays’ that has some folks banning stores). Best wishes and Happy New Year. I’m currently with my wife visiting with all… Continue reading Merry Christmas!
Robocop
How come I don’t see commercials this cool on television? Seriously, I wouldn’t fast-forward right through them with TiVo if 1 out of 10 were this fun to watch. Okay, so this isn’t a real commercial for anything, but still; you could place robots like this in Bengay commercials and I’d watch the religiously. The… Continue reading Robocop
And I Thought I Was Having A Bad Day
Here I was feeling sorry for myself that I was out on site until very early this morning. Well around 8:00am Angela called me to tell me Harry was bleeding badly and needed to be taken to the Vet. Turns out he just had a small tear in his ear, so he’s okay. I don’t… Continue reading And I Thought I Was Having A Bad Day
This Site’s Not All That’s Under Construction
Well, I’ve just come back in from the cold. Literally. I’ve been out most all night and into the morning at a construction site in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia on a construction monitoring job. Yes, I watch people work on construction. It’s not a bad gig, if you’ve got long thermal underwear and… Continue reading This Site’s Not All That’s Under Construction
MeetUp… For What?
Well, I just returned home from the December meeting of the Richmond Democratic MeetUp. This is the second one of these Meetups I’ve been to, and I can’t decide which one dissapointed me more. The first one was nothing but myself and four others sitting at a local coffee shop complaining about individuals in power… Continue reading MeetUp… For What?
Passive Aggressive Hilarious
I saw a link for this and thought I’d find out more. I imagine that if everybody in America bought a FOXBlocker, the average IQ would go up about 10 points. This is simply an inline cable filter. While the device itself doesn’t really do any more than my never watching that channel; the company… Continue reading Passive Aggressive Hilarious
I Now Seem To Suffer From Insomnia
Bridge of GlassOriginally uploaded by super_structure. Per Wired’s recommendation (updated link here), I signed up for an account at Flickr; and I’m already glad I did. Within a matter of minutes I had some photos uploaded, tagged, titled, and grouped. Shortly thereafter, people were already adding comments. Currently, I just have some photos of several… Continue reading I Now Seem To Suffer From Insomnia
I Suffer From Outrage Fatigue
I noticed a comment on a headline at George Hotelling’s 90% Crud blog this morning that rung true with me. He noted that he was suffering from Outrage fatigue over some news article about rigged e‑vote machines in FL. I don’t know anything about the story, I don’t necessarily trust the source (BlueLemur, that is),… Continue reading I Suffer From Outrage Fatigue