by Jim Stitzel | Sep 16, 2012 | General
Thank you, Skype. I’m fully aware that if I quit you, I won’t be able to send or receive messages or calls. I’m well aware that that’s what ‘quit’ means. I wouldn’t have clicked on ‘Quit’ had I not been aware of...
by Jim Stitzel | Jul 19, 2012 | General
I just had one of these arrive in my mail: My initial reaction to the Otterbox Defender so far has been that, overall, I like it. It’s a solid construction with a reasonably attractive design. It appears to provide decent protection for my iPhone 4, especially...
by Jim Stitzel | Jun 27, 2012 | General
I saw this tweet from Nate Piekos (of Blambot) the other day and immediately cheered (at least, in my head): Webcomickers, don’t make me search for the comic on your site. Front & center!That’s why I’m there. Any other content is...
by Jim Stitzel | Jun 18, 2012 | General
Arthur has something to say about QR codes in today’s Sheldon strip: [Click here to read the whole strip.] The thing of it is, I don’t think he’s necessarily wrong. QR codes are interesting because you can actually smash quite a bit of data inside...
by Jim Stitzel | Jun 18, 2012 | General
This is a very nicely done short sci-fi/horror flick that capitalizes on the psychological factor of the genre and avoids unnecessary gore. VESSEL – A short film by Clark Baker from Clark Baker on Vimeo. VESSEL is a very ambitious scifi / horror short in the...
by Jim Stitzel | Jun 12, 2012 | General
Some of the fiction I have archived here under my Stories category originated as part of a project several years ago called The Curveball Conspiracy. Curveball was then hosted on an older form of Blogger before Google acquired it, and it was the brain-child of one...
