In a world where I feel so small, I can’t stop thinking big. Neil Peart, Caravan
From the monthly archives:
May 2010
Episode #2 of Daniel Destroys is available for your viewing pleasure. It’s the second episode of the 1978 Challenge of the Super Friends series, “Invasion of the Fearians”. Captain Cold (or Captain Icehole) has made contact with a three-headed alien race from Venus (not Luthor, not Brainiac… Captain Cold. Right.) They trick the Justice League [...]
The backlash wasn’t from the public but from some of the boisterous technorati. Who frankly should have known better. Sean Kelly, via a comment: I’ve Changed My Mind About The iPad.
…at least, for TweetDeck users. I’ve just installed the latest update to the venerable Twitter client, version 0.34.2. Apparently, the 0.34 line was released back in March, but being as far ahead of the curve as I am, it’s like I’m behind it. Actually, I am behind it. Well, whatever. The software just told me [...]
I’ve just submitted my details to confirm my slot as a speaker at Affiliate Summit East 2010, happening August 15-17 of this year. The panel is called Podcasting 101, and it’s led by Trisha Lyn Fawver, a blogger (TrishaLyn.com) and podcaster (Affiliate Marketing Fanatics). Also on the panel? Joe Magennis, my partner on Geek Dads [...]
We have a piano in our apartment, an upright that’s been in Angela’s family for a time. While she can pick out a few tunes, Angela can’t really play – which is why I’ve been less than ecstatic that we’ve had to lug this thing everywhere we’ve moved in the past eight years. That’s about [...]
You think ‘the media’ is some cabal that shares a big studio apartment or something? Jon Sef
Warning: there is some suspiciously guru-ish lingo and ideas coming up. Sorry. I’m not a Twitter guru. I’m not a social media expert. Anyone that tells you they are is a douchebag. I just had an idea that might be fun, one that I’m going to try myself, and I thought you might be interested. [...]






