Intel Core i7 Isn’t Fast enough for Adobe
I received this warning message today when I launched Adobe Bridge CS3 for the first time on my new computer, a Dell Studio XPS 435T.
I received this warning message today when I launched Adobe Bridge CS3 for the first time on my new computer, a Dell Studio XPS 435T.
After 20 years of faithful duty, my Carver AVR100 receiver may have finally bit the bullet. I’m surprised it lasted this long as it survived
Looks like personal blogging is dead according to a recent Wired Magazine article titled: Twitter, Flickr, Facebook Make Blogs Look So 2004 Good. Now I
I just got back from a week in Orlando, Florida for the Microsoft TechEd Developer conference. It was a somewhat of a short notice trip.
So I got a Garmin Edge 705 in anticipation of either the Quarq CinQo crank-based power meter or the upcoming SRM wireless versions. They both
I’m not the only one who thinks power and GPS data would make a great combo. Scott Morris, one of the creators of TopoFusion, thinks
I’ve always thought that combining GPS route information with power meter data would be a great marriage between the two technologies. Being able to click
Ever since we upgraded to Qwest’s 4.5 Megabit DSL service, we never got consistent speed from it. During peak Internet usage times, I would “test
This is a simple, low graphics online game called Falling Sand. It is highly addictive in a hypnotic sort of way. Rather than try to
After a good workout on Monday, the rest of the work-week lacked any quality workouts. Instead I was in front of a computer most of
As a user experience professional, I appreciate good design and today I was pleasantly surprised by a new feature of the online version of The
I re-entered the software industry today after the Cycling Sabbatical I started in October of 2005. During the last two years I focused most of
Specialized has a unique Christmas greeting with The Nutcracker Suite performed entirely on instruments of bicycle parts! Check it out at Specialized Holiday Greetings.
After my recent failed attempts at VO2 intervals, I decided to take today completely off. Instead, I spent most of the day making improvements to
No, not that kind of wattage, I’m referring to all the work I’ve been doing on the recently transitioned Wattage list. The Wattage list is
Even though I am on my work sabbatical, I still find it hard for the user experience guy in me to ignore bad design. I’ve
Eagle, ID — Being on the Internet since 1993, I thought I was savvy enough that this would never happen to me. Well, today I was
Eagle, ID — Now that I have more time on my hands (with no work and all) I decided that I’d build my next computer. I
My parents finally got tired of hearing all this great stuff about email and the “Internet” so they finally decided to buy a computer. As