Who’s Fiounnula you ask? She’s my new Pembroke Welsh Corgi, due to be delivered to me once she’s eight weeks old (which is sometime in mid-May.) I’m terribly excited, as I’ve longed for a Corgi since meeting several breeders at a conference some time ago.
From what I know she comes from an excellent bloodline, bred […]
According to the NetTracker analytics software running on my web servers, my Pikes Peak Webcam has become pretty popular: some 120,000 unique hits have been registered over the past two weeks. (The results filter out common IP addresses I use.)
The timelapse feature has proven most popular, with most of the hits attributed to that page […]
Well, almost. My family and I spent Easter Sunday riding aboard the Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway to the 14,110 foot summit of Pikes Peak, just outside Colorado Springs. The experience was amazing, the scenery beautiful, and it was quite unique to be up so high! It literally felt as though we were on top […]
It seems a fairly steady stream of these security warnings come out of Redmond every month, and working for a security software company, the news does get old and tiring quickly. Even though it’s repeated ad nauseum, I’ll continue to post these in an effort to persuade the 28% of visitors using Windows who visit […]
Just a recap of the past few days before I collapse…
First, you may have noticed my new Webcam feature. Available here, you can see the most current image (as well as the four most recent images) from my iSight pointed towards Pikes Peak here in Colorado Springs. Also, as an added bonus — since I […]
Yesterday, some time around noon, my mobile rang showing “No Caller ID” as the name and number. Normally, calls that don’t properly identify themselves go straight to my voicemail without second thought. For some reason, which I cannot explain, I decided to answer the call. I’m glad I did.
On the other end was the General […]
Alt reality. Windows XP running smoothly on my MacBook Pro. Amazing.
Today I decided to install Windows XP on my shiny new MacBook Pro. Thanks to Boot Camp, the process was incredibly easy.
First, I ran the Assistant, and made some room on my partition for Windows XP. Next, I created a driver disc. And finally, a […]