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A Break for the Side Job
I wrote about Side Jobs a few weeks ago and today I’m taking vacation from Redgate for mine. I’m at Colorado Crossroads, a large volleyball tournament in downtown Denver. I suspect my players are more excited than I am since … Continue reading
The Modern Algorithm of Chance
These days algorithms rule much of the world. From how supply chains are managed to how vehicles run their engines to the media that many of us watch on the various streaming services. I assume that most of you know … Continue reading
Where’s the Printer Friendly Option?
When is the last time you read an article/blog/etc. on the Internet and saw a button for a print friendly version? That used to be something on every page, and one people often shared on social media (or email) because … Continue reading
Enjoying Australia
I’ve been gone from home for two weeks, though I’ve only been in Australia for about 12 days. I lost a day in flight going across the date line. I’ll get that back later this week as I’ll actually land … Continue reading
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