trying a vertical mouse
I’ve been using a trackball, left-handed, at work for the last few weeks. I’ve found that it helped with my shoulder problems a bit, and it wasn’t that hard to […]
hardware
Kensington Orbit trackball
I’ve been having trouble with my right shoulder recently. (Well, OK, by “recently,” I mean for the last twenty years or so. But it’s been getting worse lately.) I’m doing […]
Data Privacy Day
So I’ve been told that today is Data Privacy Day. In honor of that, I… got a haircut and cleaned my bathtub today. Seriously, I’ve had a lot of fairly […]
Snow Day
It snowed yesterday, and it’s been very cold yesterday and today, so I’ve spent most of the weekend at home, where it’s nice and warm. And I got a little […]
Installing DD-WRT on my Netgear router
After last week’s Netgear vulnerability scare, I started thinking that maybe it was time to install DD-WRT on my router. I’ve used DD-WRT in the past, on a Linksys router, […]
scary router vulnerabilities
It seems like consumer-level routers get hacked at an alarming rate. There was a lot of buzz today about a new Netgear vulnerability. I have a Netgear router, but not […]
TiVo Bolt, second year
Evernote just reminded me that my free year of TiVo service is just about up, so I need to decide if I want to pay $150 for a second year, […]
yet more Apple Watch stuff
I know I’ve written too many posts on the Apple Watch recently, but here’s one more, with a few links and random notes. First, my watch suggested a new “move” […]
a little more on Apple Watch
Yeah, I know I should probably stop blogging about the Apple Watch for a while, but I stumbled across a couple of interesting links. MacRumors reported this week on a […]
Apple Watch follow-up
I’m just about at the end of my first week with an Apple Watch, so I thought I’d post a few thoughts. First off, of course, Best Buy has the […]