The Feeder of Birds
The Feeder of Birds, originally uploaded by bobtiki.
Clawed by the more aggressive squirrels at our new house, the bird feeder still stands watch.
Station in the Metro
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XLR-to-TRS wiring
Just as a reminder to myself:
XLR Pin 1 = TRS Shield (I use ground wire)
XLR Pin 2 = TRS Tip (red)
XLR Pin 3 = TRS Ring (black)
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What the Hell My Problems Are
MoreI’ve been thinking for quite a while now that, while I continue to aspire to accomplishments that I feel I am perfectly capable of, as of late I have:
I have since come to the conclusion that this is my own damn fault.
Shocking, I know.
The problems I have realized which keep me from […]
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History Hacker, TONIGHT, 8pm & 12M on History
MoreI was involved in making this really awesome, smart, fun, geeky history show with a strong science bent and a maker ethos. I hope you all watch the the show tonight, because it really deserves to live on as a series (and there’s a dearth of smart, fun, geeky shows on the air)!
From History.com: […]
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So, I guess I’m on a sort-of hiatus.
I realize I haven’t written much on here lately, and much of my time has been taken up by, in turns, coming to grips with the fact we have to move (our landlords decided they want to move back into the house we were renting), finding a place to move to, cleaning, sorting and purging items from our current domicile, and preparing to move.
We won’t actually be finished moving until the end of August and the very next weekend (September 5-7), I’ll be traveling to Chicago for the C4[2] Mac indie developer’s conference, so… I wouldn’t necessarily expect any regular updates until after that point.
I am still posting to my tumblog fairly regularly with links from the day’s reading, and even more often on Twitter, so check those out in the meantime if you want your daily dose of my craziness.
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Asleep at the wheel
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Unkie’s Boston Shaker Glass
MoreThis is the boston shaker glass that I inherited from my great uncle, reconstructed after I recently broke it by dropping a bottle of Bärenjäger on it. If you have any idea where I could get a replacement, I’d love to hear about it.
Note, this is a QuickTime VR of the glass, so […]
Mark Boszko
