Dive into the archives.
- Choosing Drupal
While designing and developing websites, I’ve run into a lot of repetitive tasks. From client survey and project proposal, to information architecture issues, requisite files (jQuery, mootools, reset.css, etc.), standard grid templates in XHTML/CSS, to grid layers and naming conventions in Illustrator® documents, and client invoicing, there are a lot of processes that get repeated.
- The Em-pear Strikes Back
Its just past 3:30 in the morning and though tired, I don’t really feel it. So, I went for a super-mini bike ride up the street to check on the pears I mentioned awhile back. Unlike last time, I spotted a cluster instantly. They’re not full size yet, nor should they be. Afterall, its barely September. Anyhow, here’s a photo:
- Milwaukee Bike Collective
I had a ridiculously tiring Wednesday, but knowing that I’d be going to the Bike Collective afterwards kept me going through the day.
- Be a Frugal College Student
I’ve been in college for awhile. Just ask my parents. Along the way I’ve learned how to pinch and save so I have enough to live how I want - with what I’ve got. Here are a few of those tips.
- Arduino & Infrared Range Sensor
I just bought an Arduino and an IR range sensing unit for my senior project. I won’t get into the details of it yet, as it is still under development/testing. But I am super excited. Anyhow, here be pictures:
The Arduino is a microcontroller, which basically means it’s a tiny computer. Other devices can be connected [...]
- Essential Cooking Tools, and Some Extras
When I moved out of my parents’ home over four years ago, I inherited hand-me-down familial cooking gear galore. After several years of cooking on my own, I’ve supplemented and weeded, yielding this list - the absolute basic tools that no cook should be without. I must urge you to never, ever, ever purchase [...]
