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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Suspending the gas tax
There has been some recent talk about suspending the roughly 18 cent federal gas tax. The basics are that Clinton and McCain think it is a great idea, while Obama is totally against the idea. I was skeptical from the … Continue reading
Public transportation
With the rising gas prices (+15 cents in the last week alone, up to $3.47 a gallon today), I was wondering how much I was spending to commute to work every day. Unfortunately I work in Concord, which is 32 … Continue reading
No more technology debt…
As of today, I have no debt related to technology. My HDTV has officially been paid off. My computer equipment (Macbook, printer, router, etc.) and PS3 have been paid off for awhile. Spending on technology is a weakness of mine. … Continue reading
Toronto is for real
After this series against the Toronto Blue Jays, I agree that they are a contender in the AL East and are going to be major pests this season for the Red Sox. I am also glad to say they are … Continue reading
Daring Fireball on Firefox 3 vs. Safari 3
Daring Fireball makes some interesting points on Firefox 3 vs. Safari 3 on Macs. I continue to struggle picking between the two browers. I love the integration Safari has with OS X (Keychain, Dictionary lookup, searching for bookmarks, etc.). Given that … Continue reading
Wish I had known this sooner
I just found the instructions for automating a WordPress upgrade via Subversion. This sounds really neat. I think I am going to try it. I know manage three different WordPress sites and finding even that low number is a pain … Continue reading
Debt snowball in full effect
I just sent in the payment that will officially pay off my HDTV two years early (I had no interest until 2010 on it). Why pay off something I have no interest on for two more years? Because I am … Continue reading
The Pursuit of Wireless
I dislike wires with a passion. They take up space, never look neat (well, at least when I am involved in hooking them up), and in most cases completely unnecessary. Especially for home use, there is few times when you … Continue reading