Well, I admit my child site failed.
Big deal. Scrap it, and start over.
I need a place for personal marketing, so I think I will reuse the domain for that.
What forums have over blogs is the immediacy of conversation. There’s usually someone around on a well-populated board who’s willing to reply to whatever gets posted.
There comes a time when you want your own space. Either you make a long personal thread or you strike out on your own blog. (For me, the retreat to [...]
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Sherlock by Everett Kaser Software has been one of my favorite games for over eight years. Sherlock offers more computerized logic problems than you can shake a stick at.
Logic problems are those puzzles where you draw a grid and sort out who has red-hair and lives in the brown house with the pink car. Or [...]
Information security has become more of a buzz-phrase lately. It seems I keep running into technicians who are eager to make the leap into what appears to be a more lucrative field, but who lack a firm grasp of what info sec is really about. At first glance, info sec seems to be simply the [...]
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I’ve been thinking about innovative cultures. I’ve been in a few–marketing departments, magazines, art school–so I do have a vague idea what an innovative culture looks and feels like. I also can recognize one that isn’t.
For starters, productivity is not the same as creativity. I can work all day at manufacturing things, but if [...]
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