Monthly Archives: January 2004

Mike has made a deal with the devil. He has signed up for high speed internet service. He called me a short while ago to let me know he was up and running. Welcome aboard, Mike. We’re all glad to … Continue reading →

Bob Smietana: “The valuation of the company and everything [it produced],” Vischer told CT, “was based on these forecasts that in hindsight… were just based on bad assumptions–just flat out bad assumptions.” Here’s hoping they get everything straightened out. I … Continue reading →

Lots of snow and slop in the forecast for the next few days. Messy driving ahead. Fortunately, I drive what Gracie refers to as a Power Car and the VPN seems to be working. So I shouldn’t miss a beat. … Continue reading →

CBS News: “Two years from now, spam will be solved,” he told a select group of World Economic Forum participants at this Alpine ski resort. “And a lot of progress this year,” he added at the event late Friday, hosted … Continue reading →

Josh, in Japan, en route to Thailand, writes: I am writing this entry from a sort of cyber cafe in a Japanese airport waiting for our final flight to Thailand. It is 4am Lancaster time and all is reasonably well. … Continue reading →

I’m moving web hosts. Access may be spotty for the next few days. Everything should be cool by Monday or Tuesday. See you on the flip side.

Well, that went well. Everything’s up on the new host and this blog seems to be working fine. Now to put up the Frequency sub site… which is moving soon anyway. I’m keeping my personal weblog here at truetech.org, but … Continue reading →

Well, my hat is in the ring, so to speak. I’ve applied for another job. Will I get it? Probably not, but if you don’t make yourself available when opportunities present themselves, you’ll never make a change.

Today is my 31st birthday. Gracie and Jen gave me their cards this morning. I opened up Gracie’s card and saw this picture, which she had drawn. Gracie: This is you and me, Daddy.Me: That’s me with just fuzz for … Continue reading →

Here are some excerpts from our current list of open tech requests. Names have been changed, but these are otherwise unaltered. The new teacher coverage system that [name deleted] wants me to use is not working out at the present … Continue reading →