Writing

Posts going back to 2003: technology, leadership, travel and food.

  • OpenDarwin shutting down

    Niall Kennedy: “Mac OS X open-source community site OpenDarwin announced it will shut down in the next couple months.”

  • Cocoa Programming Book Has Arrived

    Aaron Hillegass wrote a Cocoa programming book for developers new to Objective C back in 2001. It’s amazingly relevant and accurate today even though the second edition is much more…

  • Living with regret

    I sold my Xbox and everything with it on Friday. By Saturday I had seller’s remorse and my Monday the full impact of the transaction had hit hard. Yes, I…

  • A great end to tonight's smoke

    Pictures can say so much. Here’s one of tonight’s pork roast. The “stripe” across the top is due to tong operator error. Otherwise, it had a good crust and simple…

  • Getting Life Done

    For the benefit of regular readers, I want to give everyone some background on why the switches from Radio UserLand to Squib to Radio and finally to WordPress for blogging.…

  • Smoke 'em if you got 'em

    Tammy and I fired up the Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker (WSM) this afternoon. I’ve got a variety of meat, all bought on the cheap: * a 2 pound center cut…

  • What about old Radio UserLand content?

    Statistical analysis says that only Google cares about my old Radio-related content, with few exceptions. I’ll go through my logs in detail next week and move some static content about…

  • A switch to WordPress

    [Matt Kerner](http://kerner.net) and I talked by phone today and we agree: it’s time to switch to [WordPress](http://wordpress.org). I’m looking to simplify my life and working with a DIY weblog editor…

  • Hello world!

    First post on WordPress. We’ll come back and add more old Radio UserLand content later. Onward!

  • Apple Store–West County

    Post from the Apple Store in St. Louis (beautiful subnote–posted at 3:33:33PM

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