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I have decided to forego a job in the computer industry and instead teach. There are two reasons for this decison. One is that as a teacher, I get all… Read More »Hello, Boys and Girls

Even though it is the 11th of January, I figured I’d post my thoughts on the state of technology in 2003. In a nutshell, 2003 was a very disappointing year.… Read More »The Tech of 2003

Mom got me a Game Boy Advance for Christmas. I didn’t ask for anything this year, so this awesome gift really blew me out of the water. I really like… Read More »Game Boy Advance

Taco Bell has brought back the Chili Cheese Burrito. CCBs were the first thing I ever ate at Taco Bell. They have so much more flavor than a bean burrito… Read More »Return of the Chili Cheese Burrito

When I go to sleep each night, I simply must be facing the closest wall. This ritual, as far as I remember, spawned from my childhood when I was extraordinarily… Read More »The Wall

We all probably use Internet Explorer (IE) several times a day. It flawlessly renders our pages while allowing us to seemlessly download helper apps so we can experience sound, video,… Read More »Internet Explorer Woes

This article recently posted on MegaGames suggest that the gods of Redmond have a dirty little secret: They’ve been cheating on their own Windows 2003 Enterprise Server!!! That’s right, boys… Read More »Bill G.’s Little Secret

Life is currently good. I found out today that I got out of a nasty final I was really dreading. I also got $78 for selling back two books. That’s… Read More »Bliss

According to this CNN article, it is apparently possible for high-tech and industrial terminology to offend people. Using the terms “master” and “slave” to refer to two devices on the… Read More »Silicon Sensitivity

Why is it that there is Braille notation on most public things in America? I realize that it is an attempt to give blind people some independence. I have no… Read More »Overuse of Braille