In our element we get it right most of the time. At least we behave consistently and in alignment with expectations in that particular space. Outside of our zone of familiarity god-only-knows what nonsense we’ll conjure up. Continue reading
Humans evolve in a way that transcends simple biological evolution. This view into evolution looks at how time and energy are utilized. Continue reading
The Eco Home Comfort guy came this afternoon and looked things over. It was wired perfectly. Continue reading
Last Thanksgiving I purchased and installed a super-whizzy Nest Learning Thermostat. I just knew my life was going to be better. Continue reading
This looks pretty cool. I already use passbook for things like Starbucks, but this doesn’t require the store to get a new reader. If you’re into reducing the amount of volume and weight hanging off of your body, this could be a win. https://onlycoin.com/?referral=gHDszerM Continue reading
The Museum of the History of Science Continue reading
The National Museum of Computing is on the grounds of Bletchley Park. Continue reading
Today I visited Bletchley Park, a two-hour bus and train ride away from Oxford to the northeast. Bletchley Park is the home of the code breakers that have been credited with shortening World War II by at least two years. Continue reading
I’m getting by with one plug adapter for a fairly extensive array of electronics. Continue reading
