#28 Changes
“Wow, I didn’t see that coming”. That was the line of interior dialog that Martha kept hearing, rolling around her head like a marble…
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314 published essays#27 Monday
It’s Monday again, the work week does start Once more we wish it Friday, with all of our heart But perhaps if we try…
Read essayEncryption – It’s Not Just For The Paranoid
Recently I purchased a few external hard drives for backup purposes, and the first thing I did with them was to encrypt them using TrueCrypt.…
Read essayThis is Why You Save Everything Locally!
So earlier this week I was googling something related to SQLite databases, and came across a rather interesting topic on reading them locally using…
Read essay#26 Flash
It had been 6 months since the day when Mark found the list in an old hoodie he was putting on for the first…
Read essayThe Bookmarklet Combiner is Awesome – and So Are These Bookmarklets
A bookmarklet is a small piece of javascript code that is run by clicking on a bookmark on your browser’s toolbar. Lots of sites…
Read essay#25 Road Warrior
He settled into the seat with the drink. “That kinda tastes like chocolate milk”, she said as she glanced over at him. He nodded…
Read essay#24 I Heard It From a Friend
All lines from this poem are lyrics, since songs are simply music and poetry. Each lyric is linked to the song’s YouTube video. I…
Read essay#23 Does Dinosaurs Wear Socks?
She sat there quietly, lost in her work. The keyboard clicked away as she wrote another email, the icons growing smaller and smaller on…
Read essay#22 Jim the Bunny Learns to Knit
Jim hopped through the forest with a giant grin on his face. He’d just grabbed a bunch of files from Jabberpaw, and had covered…
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