Robert
Robert
@Robert@mineinmono.net

Mere Christian, aspiring minimalist, inveterate notetaker, budget audiophile and paper airplane mechanic. Self-publishing since 1994. Fan of the open web.

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  • Will You Dance?

    A party in the office bathroom can do wonders for your self-esteem.

  • Down With Podcasts

    At this point, I tend to average 1–2 podcasts a week. I’m in hybrid work mode, which means I drive to an office on a local college campus two days out of the week and work remotely from my home office the other three days. That gives me time for about 90 minutes of podcasts…

  • The X Return

    It seems more people and organizations that were principally opposed to the X (ex-Twitter) network a few short years ago are now returning. Sometimes, they are doing so with apologies, as if they know it’s a bad look. The latest is the Apple-centric publication Macstories. The move was accompanied by the requisite explanation that they…

  • I have to say, I’m really looking forward to The Blockbuster Chronicles from Brandon. He writes about working at a Blockbuster at the turn of the century. That’s what The Blockbuster Chronicles is about. Not really the rise and fall of Blockbuster Video. Plenty of people have already told that story. This is the story…

  • These Dreams

    Nostaligia is one heck of a drug. Eighties nostalgia may be the most addictive.

  • Jokes From Truth

    Bluesky CEO, Toni Schneider, was interviewed by Nilay Patel on a recent episode of The Decoder podcast. I like Patel’s interview style and thought he brought a good selection of questions to the discussion. After much business strategy and technical discussion, Patel asked Schneider about the common perception that the network is full of left-leaning…

  • I Set My Face to the Hillside

    Tortoise – I Set My Face To The Hillside (YouTube) Last year, I bought TNT by Tortoise on CD from a Discogs seller. I should tell you, this sort of activity is as sure a sign of my devotion to a particular album as any. After all, I’ve got access to high-quality digital copies of…

  • A Room You Can’t See

    An exploration of music formats.

  • Forgotten Favorite

    Some good news came this week in the form of more Velocity Girl remastering. This time it’s a compilation of non-album tracks from various places being released by Slumberland Records. The collection is called 1989-1992 and the contents are precisely what it says on the tin. The first available track from the release is my…

  • I’ve been getting car sick when trying to read in a moving car since I was a kid. Little did I know, my favorite computer manufacturer has a solution for that, which was brought to my attention by this piece in The Verge. The technology is called Vehicle Motion Cues. According to big-S Science, this…