1&1 Ionos
I’ve been using 1&1 for web hosting since 2003. The cost went up last year, but I’ve stuck with them, partly out of laziness and partly because they’ve been reliable. […]
November 2018
Black Friday
There was no repeat of the Christmas music incident last night, so I got a good night’s sleep (or at least as good as I can manage these days). So […]
Happy Thanksgiving
My Thanksgiving day this year is off to a rough start. They play Christmas music on Main St here in Somerville now, normally from noon to 8pm, but something threw […]
a little more on Stan Lee
I feel like I need to add a second post with some links related to Stan Lee’s passing. My Moments With Stan – This little story by Brian Michael Bendis […]
Adding an exception logger to a Web API project with Autofac and Serilog
I just spent way too much time figuring out how to add a catch-all logger for exceptions to an ASP.NET Web API project, so I figured I’d write up my […]
Stan Lee
I was sad, but not surprised, to hear about Stan Lee’s passing today. He’s been in poor health for a while, and he was 95 years old. The NY Times […]
Tom Malinowski
I just watched a segment from Amanpour & Co with Tom Malinowski, my newly-elected congressperson. My local House district has been in Republican hands for as long as I’ve lived […]
John Rogers
I was going to write a post today about how I failed, yet again, to get tickets for next year’s San Diego Comic-Con. But then I saw the news about […]
Windows grief, part two
TL;DR: I got through all the steps in my previous post, and now have a semi-functional Windows install. After getting all the data off my desktop PC SSD, I re-mounted […]
Windows grief
The SSD that I installed in my desktop PC a couple of months ago has been working fine. Up until yesterday. I got a random blue screen error yesterday, while […]