techies

It’s 8:04 am in downtown, sunny, Seattle. WA. I am about to embark on my foot journey back to the Bell Harbour Conference Centre for Day Two of Gnomedex. Wow, it’s been a fantastic conference which really is no surprise.

As I have previously posted my brand new Dell PC has been getting regular blue screens of death.  I have suspicions that an automatic Microsoft Vista update has something to do with it.  But I also thought it might be a hardware issue since it seemed to be running a little hot and would get the dreaded blue screen after running awhile even if

As I have previously posted my brand new Dell PC has been getting regular blue screens of death.  I have suspicions that an automatic Microsoft Vista update has something to do with it.  But I also thought it might be a hardware issue since it seemed to be running a little hot and would get the dreaded blue screen after running awhile even if

Glenn Reynolds asks,

ADVICE ON backing up data for non-techies. It's not that hard, and -- trust me -- you can never have too many backups. One thing the discussion leaves out is the prospect of online backup

Glenn Reynolds asks,

ADVICE ON backing up data for non-techies. It's not that hard, and -- trust me -- you can never have too many backups. One thing the discussion leaves out is the prospect of online backup

Techies and Musicians are all abuzz about the South by Southwest (SXSW) conference going on in Austin. In 1987, I was in a band called The Cartoons that was pretty popular in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, especially in our hometown of Denton, Texas. We were contacted about playing at the first SXSW conference.

"Just another music festival that wants us to play for free," was our attitude. We declined. We assumed that SXSW would fizzle out after a year or two, as most of those things did.