This past week has been rather encouraging despite all the news of record unemployment. I’ve had additional VC meetings that went very well. I’ve had analyst meetings supporting what I’ve built in a company. And I’ve had conversations with some of the largest companies wanting to use the products I’ve largely designed. What’s not to [...]
Archive > January 2009
Have you tried the social music experiment?
If you’re fairly active on Myspace, which I am not, then you’re probably already familiar with Playlist.com. For the rest of us, I’m finally getting around to using this little gem. My wife uses is non-stop. Every time I walk into the bedroom and she’s getting ready after taking a shower, I’m sure to find [...]
Um… that’s a lot of pictures!
Remember just a couple of years ago when digital cameras came with just 16MB SD memory cards? Well, I’m pretty happy with a 4GB card in my SLR camera. I can pretty much store 993 very high resolution pictures on it, which is plenty when I go on vacation. Only once have I come close [...]
Don’t get hijacked
If you’re like me, you’ve already advised your family members against clicking on those emails from the bank that want you to confirm your security settings, which are about to expire or which need to be increased. While some of these emails are legitimate, it’s just easier to do this than it is to teach [...]
How important is free-will when it comes to loving God?
I was reading a post over at Tim Challies’ site about Free Will. Tim raises some good points concerning the subject and includes a nice little chart from Augustine of Hippo that describes the various states of man’s condition. The key point of the post deals with a statement by C.S. Lewis in his book, [...]
