HTC One
June 18th, 2013
Golden Gate Bridge
June 18th, 2013
China Town
June 9th, 2013
The Right Hook: How I was hit by a car
Over the past few years I’ve always had a dislike for the cyclists in San Francisco. Not because they’re sharing the road, I’m fine with that, but it’s because they want the same rights as vehicles but don’t want the laws applied to them.
read June 7th, 2013
ffocus: Focus on what you want to read
There are often times where some sites overload a page with things I don't care for, when all I want to do is read an article. It can be tough to focus on the content that matters. There are some tools to help out a bit, extracting the content and presenting it in an easy to read focused manner.
read June 5th, 2013
Introducing Lunchables, a short daily newsletter
Interesting articles often find it to my screen through Twitter, HackerNews or other social avenues. Sometimes I'd bookmark them and read them during lunch, or even later. Often I won't be bothered to share it unless I know it'd be of interest to someone I know personally.
read May 29th, 2013
Please Microsoft, go all the way
I recently received my Windows 8 Quickstart kit, with it is a Windows 8 Pro license and Parallels. It's a (great) way to get some iOS heavy developers to try and make some apps for the windows platform.
read May 24th, 2013
Xbox One: It's not just about gaming
Microsoft finally unveiled the next generation Xbox, titled "Xbox One." And with it a slew of changes to the way you use the Xbox.
read May 21st, 2013
The next 30 weeks
I've tried to stay fit and active, multiple times. But I was never able to really commit and get back in shape. Not that I'm overweight or unhealthy, but there are many improvements that can be made.
read May 17th, 2013
Be Curious and learn new things
Like seasons, my interest in things change every now and then. One month I'll be obsessed with everything bread, the next I want to know all there is to know about coffee. It sometimes drives my girlfriend crazy, but she understands and in most cases benefits from it.
read May 9th, 2013
Big Sur, CA
May 4th, 2013
Wine Country
April 22nd, 2013
Publishing in Today's World
I've always been fascinated with the world of publishing, both as a reader and a designer. I used to browse the New York Times website and skim some articles, but I typically didn't stay for long. And as time went by I'd only find myself on major news sites when someone sends me a link.
read April 17th, 2013
The Ritual of Making Coffee
I'm often asked why I spend so much time making my morning cup of coffee. Why I measure, pre-infuse, wait, pour, and consume. It's not only a matter of making the best possible cup of coffee so I can get my day started. But it's a way of starting my day out on a productive path.
read April 1st, 2012
BioShock Infinite: Complex and intoxicating
Once in a while a video game will come along and give a specific genre a push in the right direction. A hint of "Hey, this is how you should do this." And challenges the current preconception of how a genre should be done.
read March 29th, 2013
Simple Bread Recipe
Over the past few weeks I've been really into the bread making world. I've made everything from boulles to epi baguettes. Here's a simple recipe anyone can follow.
read March 28th, 2013
New York
December 25th, 2012
New York, I will miss you.