planet feeds
I’m actually starting to like it when any planet problems pop up, because I’ve been systematically weeding them out one by one. The frequency of one user “spamming” the feed… Read more »
Author Archives: steve
new monitor on the way
Well, I bought a new monitor yesterday on New Egg. And I feel a little bit poorer today. I did some more research, and actually ended up with a ViewSonic… Read more »
r.i.p., little dell
My monitor died on me this weekend. I was sitting at the computer using it when it started flickering horribly. I decided to turn it off before it felt like… Read more »
psa: utah renaissance fest
If there’s one thing I love more than … well, much almost anything … it’s an olde classic Renaissance Faire! I totally forgot about it til just now, and this… Read more »
workplace culture
I just read this awesome post about corporate culture about Zappos, and I was just blown away by how awesome it is. The company focuses on culture first, and by… Read more »
lds-scriptures-3.0 data dumps (well, some)
The next version of the lds-scriptures project release is taking forever. The main reason (aside from me always putting it off) is that it will most likely be the last… Read more »
star trek on blu-ray
All the original Star Trek movies (1 through 6) came out on Blu-Ray today in one large collector’s set. Normally I’d be really excited about something like this, but I’m… Read more »
upgrading myth, part two
I’ve almost finished the upgrade process for MythTV. Last night I ported all my patches towards 0.21 and so far everything is working great. This time I took it a… Read more »
gui development
Whenever I work on writing some patches for MythVideo, it always occurs to me that using MythTV is extreme overkill for what I’m doing. I’m using a very small subset… Read more »
upgrading myth
I started doing something last weekend I always swore I’d never do — upgrade MythTV on my Mini ITX. Normally, the process wouldn’t be hard, except that I’ve built a… Read more »