This one is a pretty simple trick and, to be honest, one that a lot of folks probably figured out sooner than I did. With just a little bit of work, you can easily replace oft-used words or phrases in your Flare project with a variable. This is especially useful if you find yourself writing… Continue reading Using Variables with Find/Replace in Flare
PodCamp Nashville 2009 Wrap Up
I and about 400 other folks attended PodCamp Nashville this past Saturday. Perhaps the idea of a free, volunteer run conference kind of gave me some low expectations (I’d never been to a bar-style, un-conference before). But it was without need as the conference was time well spent. I attended seven different sessions during the day: “From… Continue reading PodCamp Nashville 2009 Wrap Up
Wednesday Night D&D Group
Sometime in the Fall 0f 2008, I joined a group of folks I met through a Meetup at Mike’s place in Spring Hill to play 4th Edition D&D. This is a back-post of some photos I took from a couple of games in February 2009. The original photos (and comments) are on Flickr.
One-Plus Year at Bentley
I suppose I owe those who read this site something a bit more upbeat regarding last year than my previous post-2008 post. So I wanted to focus on one of the very positive things that happened to us last year. My job at Bentley. I had a good feeling about this position from early on, partly… Continue reading One-Plus Year at Bentley
PodCamp Nashville
Over the past year, I’ve gone from someone who consumed and dabbled in new media after hours (okay, and sometimes during work hours!) to one who helps to create it as part of my day job. It was a very exciting and affirming part of my decision to work at Bentley when they asked me… Continue reading PodCamp Nashville
Happy 1234567890 Second
This post is set to publish so the time stamp (in Unix time format, which is seconds past since the Unix time epoch… bla, bla, bla) is 1234567890. Yes, me and every other geek on the whole internet just published at the exact same second for the exact same reason. So, this short line of… Continue reading Happy 1234567890 Second
Behind the Scenes at super-structure
I know that it looks like almost nothing has been happening on this site for the past month. But, actually there have been some changes behind the scenes. Okay, I’ve also been kind of lazy and not posting as much as I’d meant to. But let’s focus on the positives. Even since I moved my… Continue reading Behind the Scenes at super-structure
CableCard on a Mac
A short story on Macworld regarding the lack of CableCard support on Apple computers or peripherals. This is a story where the comments seem to add as much as the story does. I agree totally with the TiVo users commenting about their love of the CableCard. As a matter of fact, TiVo HD users seem… Continue reading CableCard on a Mac
Department of Engineering Science
This is an old materials engineering handbook that was given to me by a professor upon his retirement from my undergrad university. I believe he rescued it from as it was being retired from the university library. When he was cleaning out his office, he asked a few students to come in, individually, and select… Continue reading Department of Engineering Science
Live Blogging the BSG Final Season Premiere
The beginning of the end of Battlestar Galactica. Angela and I are watching: Well, Earth sure a drag. Hey! Hera uses the same plastic spoons as Ainsley. That beach where Tyrol is having some flashback to old Earth… is that actually the beach at Stanley Park in Vancouver? Well, Starbuck. I guess you’re the twelfth and… Continue reading Live Blogging the BSG Final Season Premiere