Monthly Archives: February 2006

Tech Tricks Podcast

I just started a technology podcast I’m calling the “Tech Tricks Podcast.” The first show was posted yesterday the 21st, and runs about 35 minutes. Blogs are great, but podcasts are audio, adding a certain extra bit of interesting-ness. I’ll, … Continue reading

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All About Perception

I hadn’t realized just how much your day-to-day experience colors your overall perception. For example, listen to this little (absolutely true) story. Last night, my wife and I decided to go to the store to get some food. It’s been … Continue reading

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Tracking the Lost CPU Cycles

I noticed my computer exhibiting a strange sort of behavior today. I recognized exactly what was going on, but I decided to take a few screenshots and write about it because most people are unaware that this happens. Here’s how … Continue reading

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Playing Games

My wife asked for an Xbox for her birthday this year. I would imagine that most of you won’t get past that first line; particularly the men, who are wondering how I managed to find such a girl. But stay … Continue reading

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Using RSS Bookmarks with Delicious

I like RSS; I use it extensively to track intersting blogs, product releases, and now podcasts all using Thunderbird‘s RSS feed manager. It quickly became obvious to me that an email client really is the perfect match for RSS feeds, … Continue reading

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