BlogFlockWorked with Claude today and created Linking Things! I publish links every week in the Weekly Thing but I’ve never had a site that provides my entire archive of over 16,000 links to search and browse. Plus the stats page is awesome. 😎 Also see the project page.
Fall is finally here. After our youngest’s major fall activity ended, we are happily diving into a less-stressful remainder of the season.
We keep plugging away. With work, Pika is still growing, but I’d like it to grow a tad more per month. Let’s go potential bloggers, get off the…
I don’t know how fully prepared I was for it. I knew Beatrix would be comfortable in New York. After all, she’s probably visited the city a couple of dozen times in her life before…
A knife, a fork, a bottle, and a cork. That’s the way you spell New York.
As usual, my wife does a far better job of telling people what we’re up to than I do.
A 24-minute video tour of the Krasner and Pollock: Past Cont…
A 24-minute video tour of the Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous exhibition at the Met. I hope I make it to NYC to see this before it closes in January.
I’ll be seeing it tomorrow.
My current publisher, which happens to share the same name and face as me, is a terrible marketer.
Therefore, I’m at this time forced to remind you that I have books and guides I think you’ll enjoy and, perhaps, may even make your life better.
In 1999, I got hired to work doing Quality Assurance for PowerOn/Now Software. Among their software offerings was a pair of programs, sold together, called Now Up-to-Date and Contact. They were calendaring and contact applications for true power users. Folks that not only needed a ton of unique features…
Card shop stop for Pokémon at Spitty’s Cards.
Morning coffee with a nice fire.
