Astronomy, and Computer Technology
Hulu’s Live TV would be hands-down the best streaming service if it wasn’t for its atrocious DVR. Hulu has a great library of on demand content, and coupled with the Disney Bundle including ESPN+, is the best live TV streaming value right now, in my opinion. But man, the DVR is beyond terrible.
Read MoreIt was finally time to photograph Venus once again, close up. Over the past several years I have posted Venus “cameos” where the planet was a dot in the sky, maybe next to the Moon, for example. But here, finally, I used my Mak-Cass to pinpoint on Venus and nothing else.
Read MoreInstead of being known for great software, Corel is infamous for their borderline malware that is not easily turned off.
Read MoreRecently I decided to explore possibly getting a new laptop. It got me thinking…could I replace my main desktop with a laptop?
Read MoreHave you ever noticed a condition in the world that seemed so absurd until an absurd premise was put forth to explain it, and it all made sense?
Microsoft is a marketing company. You cannot market to local accounts.
Read MoreSometimes there are appointments and commitments that interrupt even my astronomy hobby on important dates. This past Wednesday was one such occurrence. For despite the close approach of Jupiter and Venus and the remarkably clear skies (minus wisps of clouds), I was unable to be anywhere near my telescope or to have a passable astrophoography camera setup to record the event.
Read MoreI have not posted an image of the Moon since last year, for a variety of reasons, but here is a good one from this past cycle in late February 2023.
Read MoreA view over my house of Jupiter and Venus close in the sky, after Sunset on February 26th, 2023.
Read MoreIt’s a shame Sling TV allows itself such a competitive disadvantage, as I explain in this blog article.
Read MoreI made two easy adjustments to my Asus ZenWiFi mesh home network that improvement reliability considerably.
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