DISQUS

great shot.

Too bad, b/c I just got another HD DVR from DISH, and the UI is terrible.

What a minute, should I get a Tivo?

I'm sure too much rain is a drag, but I maintain too much sunshine is also oppressive.

I realize the topic of this post was different than that of your original one, tho it's what I immediately connected with.

I too, have quit a job that was difficult to get, stable and had incredible career advancement potential. The general consensus was that I was stupid or crazy. At the time, it made perfect sense and probably was the right move. Or maybe it wasn't, but I made a decision based on the information and feelings that I had at the time. I made a bold choice.

Now, I'm making that same choice, but in reverse. I may be returning to a re-incarnation of that job.

I always like to say that sometimes, in my life, the shortest distance between two points is not a straight line. I accomplish tasks in an order that other people, or myself, simply don't understand at the time. I accept that, kind of. It seems to work.

As far as starting my own blog goes, I just don't know. I'm such a twitter guy. Just short one-liners as I think of them. And also, there is the design aspect to a blog, for which I have zero talent.

And, yes, there are large chunks of my life that I don't want open, tho I could easily write around them.

We shall see.

After 2 years of solid unemployment, I have recently taken the trash bin responsibility from my wife. It's the least I could do.

I wonder if maybe I shouldn't have deleted my account, but friendfeed just seemed too cliquey

I agree w/ your friendfeed assessment. also, good job on keeping your posts succinct. So many bloggers don't have either the skill, or even worse, the common sense do write a post that I can read quickly.

dude. "one and done" fucking excellent.

Does he even care about the average Joe? sure, he's an "evangelist" (tho I despise that term, should have left to the wack-jobs that initially claimed it, I say) and all, he's living the life he loves. To me, that's the point. Technology will spread regardless.

good article. to the point, not overdone. my favorite line:

"It was difficult to admit that I had failed at the very decision I’d been taught was the most important one I’d ever make."

life can be like that.

oh, I liked the bouncing back part, too.

I find myself subscribing less and less to blogs and relying more on friendfeed and twitter. I like it much better. Seems like more fun and less work, somehow.

In fact, I found this link on friendfeed under "friend of Robert Scoble"

Is there anyone Toluu that likes cycling/running/adventure sport blogs? I have no matches. :(

jesus. I usually don't read the comments. maybe if they were 140 characters or less...

My policy is that I addback, unless it's a marketing thing or spam. What's up with these people that follow 50 and are followed by 150? Seems like arrogance to me. dicks.

FWIW, I prefer to read tweets vs. longer blogs. Less wordy, more to the point.