Monthly Archives: February 2004

On my desk, slightly to my left, sits Hempfield School District’s 2004-2005 Kindergarten Handbook. Gracie will be a Kindergartener this fall. I can’t believe it. How am I even old enough to be a dad, let alone the parent of … Continue reading →

From BBC News: David Aucsmith is Microsoft’s security architect, and he came to London this week to ask forgiveness for his company’s former sins. Speaking to an audience of senior police officers and security professionals at the E-Crime Congress, he … Continue reading →

Well, here it is. Our first full GarageBand creation. This is a re-recording of an old Anonymous Joe song called “It Happens All The Time”, which first appeared on our self-produced album, Strange Days, in 1997, and was later re-recorded … Continue reading →

Apparently I am 65% Dixie, which is a definitive Southern score. How do you rate, y’all?

Frequency 1.6 is out. Enjoy! Let me know what you think!

No animal should ever jump up on the dining-room furniture unless absolutely certain that he can hold his own in the conversation.-Fran Lebowitz The reason a dog has so many friends is that he wags his tail instead of his … Continue reading →

Sometimes, you see something that just seems so totally and completely unnecessary. This is one of those things. The other day in the mail, I received an offer to sign up for a Linux credit card. I will be the … Continue reading →

Following the recent wake of cheaters, someone has discovered a reusable key that you can use to download as many free songs from iTunes as you want. That’s right, folks. The algorithm has been cracked and the store is wide … Continue reading →

I know I said I wasn’t going to talk about Frequency much on this site anymore, but… oh, well. I nailed it! I fixed the stupid frickin’ bug. In Frequency 1.6 for Windows, when you went to edit a post, … Continue reading →

Please join me in welcoming Josh to truetech.org. His new weblog can be found here. Disclaimer: I bear no responsibility for anything he might say or do.