Author Archives: Steve

Settling into the New Nomadness Lab

Posted on September 4, 2011 by Steve

I suppose it is ironic for a paleo-technomad to look at something as mundane as moving and note that it’s personally epic. But epic it is, after 13 years in a place that was created for the high-energy Microship project… … Continue reading →

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Nickel Generators

Posted on June 13, 2011 by Steve

In 1983, I abandoned all pretense of responsibility and hit the road on a bicycle. This was deeply alarming to my parents, since I was now 30 and a suburban homeowner; even though I was barely scraping by as a … Continue reading →

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New Places, Products, Publications, Partners, & Pussycats

Posted on April 22, 2011 by Steve

It’s astounding how much can change between one blog post and the next. The more time passes, the more I find myself in that catch-up mode that tempts me to blast through a huge range of subjects, addressing none of … Continue reading →

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Blogs, Biz, and Bottom Jobs

Posted on August 24, 2010 by Steve

Well, that sure took longer than expected. I had plenty of warning last year about the impending demise of the blogging tool I’d been using forever, but my standard PFD mode manifested itself… and for months, an item hovering ominously … Continue reading →

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The Tools of Extraction

Posted on March 5, 2010 by Steve

I’m aboard Nomadness at the moment, here to do the water-heater installation, but in classic fashion got drawn into the “opportunities” presented by this infernally glowing laptop. There seem to be two big changes afoot that will require difficult decisions … Continue reading →

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