by Alex | Feb 2, 2014 | Education, Technology
I have always been a frustrated programmer. I did some school-level programming when I was in grade school and high school but since I decided to go to the liberal arts for college, it basically ended up being a skill-I-used-to-have. Tragic really especially since IT...
by Alex | Oct 24, 2013 | Technology
Data loss hurts. Since most of the stuff I do is digital, it’s almost synonymous to losing valued notebooks, journals, and photo albums on which you’ve invested much time and effort to chronicle your thoughts and your life. It took me a while before I...
by Alex | Sep 25, 2013 | News
This Mark Joseph Solis guy is just unbelievable. No one wants to see other people take credit for one’s craft. He went full retard when he lifted other people’s photographs, entered them in contests under his name, won, and took home the prizes acceptance...
by Alex | Sep 20, 2013 | Education
Having worked in the education industry (oxymoron?) for a decade makes me think of the little hypocrisies of what we do. Make it a case of semantics but what is really the difference of sharing knowledge for the enlightenment of the ignorant versus aggrandizing...
by Alex | Sep 20, 2013 | Life
Oh, the plateau. The realization that things have gone stale and stagnant to the point where you begin to sniff yourself just to check if you have started smelling of mothballs and mildew. I have been feeling that for the past few years ever since I earned my masters....
