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The Simple Joy of Birds
Why birding is a great tonic for the stresses of daily life.
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That Time I Tried to Save SURGE Soda
What was it like to go “viral” in the days before social media? A site I built to bring SURGE soda back to the market became a community. It reached more people than I could have imagined. Here’s the story of how it happened.
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Anger as a Business Model
The media landscape is littered with people who use anger as a money maker. TV, radio, internet – it’s hard to swing a fist without running into someone with a gripe to sell.
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The Zen of the Price Is Right
Life lessons can be found in the unlikeliest places. A game show, for example.
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Saying Goodbye to Twitter/X
I finally deactivated my Twitter/X account. I wanted to outlast the current ownership – but I couldn’t.
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Blog Questions Challenge
I don’t usually participate in these things. But what the heck? Here are a few facts and figures about my blogging life.
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Devolution Now
Watch as we go back in time…a rhyme of protest.
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Balancing Chronic Disease and a Freelance Lifestyle
How a medical diagnosis changed me and impacted my work environment.
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The Blurred Line Between Open-Source Contribution and Ownership
Some thoughts about ownership – or the perception of it – in open-source projects. Perhaps it relates to online communities as well.
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AI Can’t Solve Everything
I find AI models helpful. But it can’t directly solve all of life’s problems. As in: Can it make me rich, young, and handsome?