Endgame
I believe an endgame for all of this on the horizon after the New Year.Read MoreEndgame
Month: December 2024
Carry-On (2024)
In cinema, a tight edit of a movie should only give you scenes that inform the motives, advances the plot; all killer, no filler. In a good movie, they’ll show, not tell, and allow you to connect the dots. While there are definitely points of expositions for the sake of advancing the plot, this one has some particularly clever moments I, merrily, didn’t see coming. Made my heart grow three sizes this… morning… that a film like this would trust the audience and give us moments of surprise plot points that were earned.Read MoreCarry-On (2024)
Big Wang™ Shakedown Results
In repeating those exact same scenarios, this time the rears stayed planted, and I wasn’t even close to the limit, the limit being where the tires lose traction and begin to slide. Testing at velocities +30MPH than previous attempts proved stable.Read MoreBig Wang™ Shakedown Results
I (Apparently) Can’t Drive 55
That’s the other part: it’s always ‘Yes sir,’ ‘No sir,’ and ‘I’m sorry, sir.’ I tender deference to the officer in every situation. If I’m carrying a firearm, I keep my hands on the wheel, and tell them where it is, and ask how they would like to proceed.Read MoreI (Apparently) Can’t Drive 55
Pantheon
If you’ve seen the Black Mirror episodes ‘San Junipero,’ think that, coupled with ‘Be Right Back,’ add in some body horror ala ‘The Matrix,’ ‘Ghost In The Machine,’ and add in some serious industrial espionage undertones, and the hubris of what the tech industry will do to be cutting edge. Imagine if Steve Jobs was trying to achieve the same idea I had, but *physically* transferred, and Tim Cook was willing to do whatever, and I mean *whatever* was necessary to make that happen.Read MorePantheon
Ache
Day 2 of working the warehouse job. Body is beat up. Been a while since I’ve gone hard for hours on end, multiple days in a row. Smacked my left
My Own Personal Mortgage Crisis
As posted to Facebook & LinkedIn: I’ve always been the obnoxious kid in class that would raise their hand and ask questions – questions others might have, but were either