I suppose it’s not just Fedex. But today it is. Today, I wasted an entire Saturday waiting for a package. A cool package…dare I say it…an Apple Watch Ultra. Apple said it wouldn’t arrive until November. But then I received an alert at the beginning of the week that it …
Since this is my first experience with COVID, I’ll leave off the year of discovery; the -19. From what I understand, as explained by scientists and medical experts, COVID is a virus. It’s date of arrival in my area is undetermined as we had no way to test for it …
Ok. I’m over 50. Can I call them kids? They showed up after convincing my staff to let them meet me. Their IN was reducing my costs on my AT&T Fiber bill – which is around $1,100 a month. No masks. It’s mid-June. From a mask-required part of Florida – …
Is it a sign I’m getting old when I think about a post topic so much that I think I’ve already posted it? Then I realize I’m so behind in my posts that I might be forgetting one of my “vitally important” topics? Don’t answer! Ok, do! So, I’ve got …
Ok, it’s not a post about see the doctor. It’s not about growing old. It’s about – well, what else? Technology. Perhaps this is continuation of my previous article about how media storage has changed – in that what has also changed, with the technology, is how we interact. For …
…you begin to notice the pace of change kicked in the after burners. (or, rather, how many forms of technology you have known.) I suppose I’m more in the know regarding technology because I’m old (50) and I do have a collection of antique computers (from the 70’s onward – …
Ok. I’m a bit dramatic as usual. But it’s a serious consideration. The Soul. What powers it? What preserves its essence. What keeps us going – in a good way? I often think of it as Consuming vs. Creating. The less we Create, the less we are taking care of …
Well we all survived the holidays. Whew! But, before we look to the next holiday season, let me warn you, my friend. Whether shopping online or via a brick and mortar website – be wary of that “Only 1 left!” It wasn’t just once that this tripped me up. So, …
Remember where we left off? Should I pay the $600 just to get rid of the AT&T bill for service I never used? Well I didn’t. And then I did. You see, when you don’t pay a bill – even one that AT&T says to ignore until they can fix …
Ok, so I finally decided to replace my T1. I already had Comcast Business as my secondary (but preferred) ISP at my office. I was a bit reluctant because I use a block of static IPs to host a lot of services – for many years (that’s over 20 years!). …
