So this afternoon, I received an email from Kevin Downs (as I’m on his mailing list), the developer of NDoc with the following: I have decided to discontinue work on NDoc 2.0 and no longer participate in any open-source development...
The way our lives flow through time and the repitition that each of us encounter, day after day, tends to blur the multitude of crossroads that we reach and the different decisions that we make at each of these crossroads....
Wow…talk about extraordinary craftsmanship: http://www.starcraft.org/fanart/reallife3dart/1104
C# 2.0 has barely been with us and already, the 3.0 spec is shaping up. While the change from 1.0 to 2.0 was dramatic in the way that it simplified what used to be quite laborious tasks in C#, the...
The USA has been around for a little more than a mere two centuries. Admittedly, there isn’t much history to be had in such a short span of time, at least relative to Old World countries in Europe or the...
Came across a great line by Scott Storch, one of the mega-producers in the music industry today while I was flipping through Rolling Stone: “It’s a chore for me to hold back my mind to do this simple shit…People want...
Teamwork is not easy. It never is. Whether it’s basketball, football, sales, construction, or software, it’s difficult to instill a sense of team and ensure that everyone operates as a member of a team. There are individual egos to deal...
About a week ago, I caught a documentary on the House of Saud on PBS (in HD, too!). It was a riveting program that helped shed a lot of light onto historical relationships between Saudi Arabia and the US. It...
That’s Quincy, our new bearded dragon. Interesting little critter…quite aware of us and of the surroundings; extremely inquisitive and quite cute 🙂 But also quite a pain in the ass to take care of.
Perhaps one of the most dangerous fears of Man is the fear of change. It is a fear of the new and a desire to remain close to “the old ways”. This occurs on a macro and micro level. On...