The future is here…
and it speaks binary. Revelation for the day: it is quite possible that the next person that reads your resume will actually be an OCR scanner searching for corporate buzzwords. Continue Reading →
Month: November 2004
Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right
I’ve been getting alot of spam comments for the past couple of days, and deleting them all from the ‘awaiting moderation’ list has become annoying. Over the next few days, Continue Reading →
Mmmmm….tryptophan
On the assurances that my older brother would spot me the gas money for the trip, I packed up the kids Wednesday afternoon and headed over the hills and through Continue Reading →
$5 an hour? Sign me up!
This article discusses what Holo-Dek Gaming is doing for the gamers of New Hampshire. Holo-Dek is using some existing (albeit high-end) technology to build a better gaming experience. Sure, you’ve Continue Reading →
Trials
The following is a rather long-winded rant regarding the trials and tribulations of a job-seeker in this ‘booming’ economy. I had originally planned to keep this to myself, but hey, Continue Reading →
Graumagus is feelin’ frisky
My fellow asshole (and creator of the “Blogsniper” graphic) over at Frizzen Sparks is feelin’ a bit frisky tonight, having a good laugh about the “We’re so sorry” website that Continue Reading →
fair is fair…
Because I will rampantly advertise my blog anywhere I can, here’s the Carnival of Sin, a bunch of blog articles from all over hosted by Alexa over at A New Continue Reading →
Quote of the Day
“Many people would sooner die than think. In fact, they do.” – Bertrand Russel Too bloody right.
Boredom
Today was one of those days when you simply cannot get up the enthusiasm to do anything. For instance, I noticed we were low on kool-aid mix and out of Continue Reading →
Scenes from real life
Like Grau over at Frizzen Sparks, I too am a member of a re-creationist group: The Society for Creative Anachronism. While he’s into the early American stuff, we go back Continue Reading →