The next chapter in my life officially started. Turning the page took four months, but the move from high school student to working-class (and *still* college-bound) man is complete. I finally have a viable routine for eventually getting to/paying for college. And while I hate putting all of my creative interests on hold to work […]
My first two days of work at Postal Annex eliminated any original plans of having a non-intensive eight hours of minimum effort and wage job five days a week. The "no-brainer" job that I desired is actually a non-stop thrill ride of helping customers through the ridiculously varied processes for shipping whatever through different mail […]
President George W. Bush, State of the Union 2003 Address
Americans are a free people, who know that freedom is the right of every person and the future of every nation. The liberty we prize is not America’s gift to the world, it is God’s gift to humanity.
We Americans have faith in ourselves — but […]
Following the tradition of original PowerMac G4, the updated PowerMac G4s are overpriced and underpowered compared to Windows-based computers. If Mac OS X for x86 existed, I would have Dell hardware running the OS 400% faster for 200% cheaper. Good thing this is the Year of the Laptop for Apple because its professional desktop line […]
Dear Opera Software
This Mac user will not mourn the loss of your product on Mac OS X. Your browser is what Mozilla for Windows wants to be when the open-source community starts understanding the average user. The version 6 beta for Mac OS X lags a version behind the Windows counterpart and is downright clunky. […]
My Favorite Switch Parody Yet
Happy Birthday Macintosh! Yes, it is true. I was born the year of the Apple Macintosh, nine days before actually.
The Year the Music Dies
Yes, but does it work for techno?
Suddenly my iPod feels jealous
Creative Motivator
A respectable Palm OS 5 arrives
MP3s via Wi-Fi AND Java?! I’m sold.
As of February 1, 2003, I will no longer work with ZJAM Youth Ministries, Inc. ZJAM was my first client as a free-lancer. The TeenHopeLine and ZJAM web properties thrust me into so many situations where my creativity, management skills, technical knowledge, and tolerance for Microsoft IIS forced personal growth. The sites reflected my (at […]
Look Back In by Moby
