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Author Archives: Ian
Week Wrap-up: 02 April 2018 – 08 April 2018
A quick wrapup of what happened this week! I know you’re all very excited. Quivering with anticipation. In no particular order: Did a couple of interviews! One was an initial discussion with Google. I’m now at the point where I … Continue reading
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New Podcast!
Hey all! A quick plug for one of my other projects. My friend Katy and I started a new podcast called “Failed Taxonomy,” where we talk about media, our lives, and answer listener questions. Our first episode just went up … Continue reading
Three Podcasts That Make Me Happy
Podcasts are great for a lot of things. For learning, for hearing news, for keeping up with your friends. These podcasts, though, are what I listen to when I need something to cheer me up. Learning optional. My Brother, My … Continue reading
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Week Wrap-up: 26 March 2018 – 01 April 2018
Ah, my friends, I do not have an April Fool’s post for you. Instead, a small wrapup of the last week: I started in on learning the Network+ certificate stuff. So far it’s all review, but that’s okay! It’s good … Continue reading
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Coming Soon
I gotta admit, I’m pretty excited these days. Well, as excited as I get. Which is usually about as much as molasses is fast. Still! A nice change from being frozen…molasses? That broke down quickly. Anyway! Some fun stuff coming … Continue reading
Refocusing
I’ve been unexpectedly away for a couple days. Had a bit of blog-writer’s block, but I think I was also quite stressed. I did something I didn’t really expect to do on Friday: I turned down a job. Now, don’t … Continue reading
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Leaving Facebook
So, uh, this Cambridge Analytica thing, right? I mean, I think we all knew Facebook was being pretty shitty with our data. That data collection in general is used for a lot more than just selling us vacuums and whatnot. … Continue reading
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The Stories I Tell About Myself
“It’s like everyone tells a story about themselves inside their own head. Always. All the time. That story makes you what you are. We build ourselves out of that story.” — Patrick Rothfuss in The Name of the Wind I’ve … Continue reading
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Silly Jabberwocky Photopalooza
Hello, all you lovely people. While I am trying to blog daily, it is also hella late and I haven’t done any fiction writing either today. So, instead of a bunch of my words I will instead present you with … Continue reading
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A Roller Coaster, Not a Luge
The last few days have been a roller coaster, but at least they haven’t been a luge. Monday was, I think, a post-travel crash. The Rainforest Writer’s Retreat was great, and I’m excited to hopefully do it again next year. … Continue reading
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