by David | Jan 4, 2008 | media, reading & writing, technology, working
Are we alone? Nobody watching? Good. I want to tell you about a secret blog. (Don’t arch your eyebrow at me, KC, this isn’t about your secret blog) I’ve been working hard at migrating Ipswitch’s Daily Network Monitor Blog from its current...
by David | Dec 27, 2007 | culture, reading & writing, technology
I’ve written, sealed and stamped 53 of my new year cards. I have 43 to go, plus 17 more for which I have no postal address. I’ve cut the no address crowd in half using Google and superpages. I’ve been using Apple’s Address Book – oddly...
by David | Dec 26, 2007 | reading & writing
It’s been a while since I posted a word for word’s sake. This one is dedicated to, well, you know who you are. I’ll keep the tone positive and leave it at that. And besides, mendacious people hardly ever read this blog.
by David | Dec 5, 2007 | culture, reading & writing, technology, working
More synchronicities and reveries. Last week, I joined some good folks from two of my favorite TLAs, PRC and MIT for a reception at the new gallery space at MIT’s Center for Theoretical Physics, which was created in collaboration with the Photographic Resource...
by David | Nov 5, 2007 | reading & writing
Just finished: Mr. Muo’s Traveling Couch by Dai Sijie in which the author of Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress loosens up and tells a shagy dog story of a befuddled Freudian in search of a virgin in semi-post-communist China. Just started, for book club:...
by David | Oct 1, 2007 | reading & writing, working
I started this blog just about a year ago with the post, Interesting Times. It has been an interesting year, to be sure, and sure enough, times are interesting again. As I like to say, it’s the same, only more so. Today on the Ipswitch Blog, I wrote about Phil...
