It’s Always the Engineers Fault
In 1938 the city of Tacoma Washington hired a man by the name of Clark Eldridge to build a suspension bridge across the Tacoma Narrows over Puget Sound to Gig […]
Social Media vs Business Messaging
I don’t have a personal Twitter account. I did at one time but I cancelled it after the mass wave of censorship that took place earlier this year. I know […]
Another Covid Conspiracy
The problem with calling “vaccine hesitant” people antivaxxers is that most of them aren’t really antivaxxers along the lines of Rob Schneider, et al. Most of the Covid antivaxxers are […]
What do elections and pandemics have in common?
I woke up this morning with an epiphany. This has been “Their” plan since Trump won in 2016. “They” have been working with the Chinese Government through Fauci’s people to […]
Release the Kraken
Please forgive me, for I have sinned. It has been three years and two days since my last post. I suppose I could bore you with the details of how […]
The money pit
I first went to see Tom Hanks in the Money Pit while I was stationed overseas. My buddy and I had heard good things about it, so we decided to […]
We’re (not) going to live in a trailer!
While at Thanksgiving dinner at a friend’s house, Bonnie and I noticed that they were selling their truck and trailer. These friends of ours had been light duty campers since […]
Butter Beer is a real thing
This morning, as I drove around town looking for a recycling center that was open, I found myself reflecting on what turned out to be a reasonably successful vacation. I […]
Water Cooler
Today was the day I was supposed to install three water coolers in my computer. I bought one for the CPU and the GPU, and I also bought a used […]
First Doom Play-through
I was messing around with some video recording software, and I stumbled across something called OBS studio. It can record your screen and video from a web cam. I decided to […]