There was a quick blip there where Medium was starting to interest me. I‘m so glad that I‘m heading in the direction I am.
There was a quick blip there where Medium was starting to interest me. I'm so glad that I'm heading in the direction I am.
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Scrubbing brick is a metaphor for something.
Scrubbing brick is a metaphor for something.
Outdoor seating at Adezzo
Outdoor seating at Adezzo in Scranton, PA.
Midwinter pines
Midwinter pines.
Manton’s photos
Manton Reece is posting photos to his site now too. Regarding not doing so prior: I need to change that. I do like the Instagram app, though, so I’m going to keep using it. I’ll just copy the photos over to my site as well, and I’ll use Workflow on iOS to help automate it. I too like…
Late fall 2015 at the University of Scranton.
Late fall 2015 at the University of Scranton.
Geese on White Lake, New York
Geese on White Lake, New York
Ate Ramen noodles in my driveway yesterday.
Ate Ramen noodles in my driveway yesterday.
An old building, now a garage, in Scranton, PA.
An old building, now a garage, in Scranton, PA.
A few wishes for Photos for OS X
I’ve just crested 40,000 photos in my Photos for OS X library with about 20,000 more to import from Picturelife. After using the app for a few days I have a few things I’d love to see in future updates. Speed – My 60-some-odd-thousand photos is far from abnormal. I would think that Photos for OS X should be…
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Weekly Plain team meeting went great today. We made plans for Barley 2.0.
Weekly Plain team meeting went great today. We made plans for Barley 2.0.
First day in the new home office with @kyleruane. Updated now page.
First day in the new home office with @kyleruane. Updated now page.
Hoping Apple sees Google Photos and is inspired to add more search algorithms to Photos on OS X.
Hoping Apple sees Google Photos and is inspired to add more search algorithms to Photos on OS X.
Beautiful evening to shoot timelapses.
Beautiful evening to shoot timelapses.
Ate lunch outside. Gorgeous day.
Ate lunch outside. Gorgeous day.
Added an area for photos. Still a lot to do and learn.
Added an area for photos. Still a lot to do and learn.
A sailing school vessel thirty miles off the coast of Gloucester, Massachusetts in May 2011.
A sailing school vessel thirty miles off the coast of Gloucester, Massachusetts in May 2011.
Untitled
Added a new content type called statuses to my site. It should be interesting to see where this goes.
Fits and starts and homesteading
I annoy myself. I want to post content to my own personal site and not through closed social networks — because I want to keep control of everything I create forever. But the networks are so easy to use and work everywhere and more people read them than read this site. Over the years I’ve said that I…
First paddle of 2016
The call of the wild is strong. I’ve been working from home this week as we’ve decided to close our shared office space in Scranton. Nice weather pulls me outdoors. When I’m working downtown, and the weather is above freezing, I am pulled towards going for a short jaunt to shoot photos of local buildings. But when I’m…
NEPA WordPress Meetup February 2016
Last night was the NEPA WordPress Meetup for February 2016. The weather got a bit crazy yesterday and so the organizers, Phil & Joe, decided to take the meetup online rather than at Coalwork. So that’s what we did. We chatted using Google Hangouts and answered questions presented to us via Slack. It seemed to work pretty well….
A few YouTube subscriptions
I’ve been loving YouTube lately. I watch much more YouTube than traditional TV. I find a lot more value in YouTube. Though I spend a lot of time researching particular topics there are a few channels I’ve subscribed to. Here are a few of them in no particular order and without comment: MKBHD Smarter Everyday What’s Inside? Talks…
LIGO detects black hole merger
I wrote a bit on Space Bits about LIGO: Once built all we needed to do was wait for a large enough gravitational event to happen that we can measure it with this new tool. Well, it turns out one already happened and the gravitational waves from it were just about to whoosh passed Earth. What an amazing…