The Ever-Expanding Backlog
After being somewhat industrious last weekend, I’m spending this weekend largely resting and reading comic books. I intended on putting a dent in my backlog of unread books, but it […]
October 2017
A nice apartment
From An Eye-Popping Mid-Century Apartment Filled With Pollocks, Klines, and de Koonings: Ben Heller bought Jackson Pollock’s One, Number 31, 1950, when he lived in an apartment with lower ceilings. […]
Quicken switching to subscription model
I guess this was inevitable: Quicken has switched to a subscription model. They’re charging $45/year for Deluxe, which is the version I use. Here’s an article about it, from MacRumors. […]
Flemington comic book show
I went to a small comic book show in Flemington today. I haven’t been to a really small local con in a while. This one was pretty cool. They had […]
The Secrets of Sleep
I often bookmark articles on sleep, like this recent one from the New Yorker, which is a review of a book called The Mystery of Sleep. (Sometimes I actually read […]
Trying to catch up with .NET
I’ve really fallen behind with recent developments in the .NET ecosystem. At work, I spend most of my time in Dynamics AX, so I don’t get to work on a […]
The Levitz Paradigm
I woke up early this morning, and I don’t have much to do today, so I’m going to do some pointless blogging. (You’ve been warned.) I stumbled across a reference […]
Star Trek novels and random web comics
I love Ty Templeton. I keep forgetting about his Bun Toons webcomic. (I should really set up an organized collection of webcomics in an RSS reader of some sort so […]
Router Follies
In an act of unmitigated hubris, I decided to try upgrading the firmware on my router today. I’d read about a security issue that could affect DD-WRT last week, and […]
NYCC day two
It’s Friday and I’m back in my hotel room. I have once again paid for the expensive hotel WiFi, so I might as well type up and post a little […]