I sent the completed Slashdot interview to Robin Miller last night. The questions were detailed, so it took a while to complete. The results of my 11 page OpenOffice document should be posted this afternoon.

I didn’t get filtered by my marketing folks (they helped me streamline the responses a bit, keeping me from turning [...]

I’m really mad at myself. I missed a classic comedic moment this morning.

I saw it, I had a camera, and I should have taken a picture.

It was a chicken … a live chicken … on the side of the road.

I saw a chicken actually trying to cross the road … and I [...]

I got the interview questions from Robin Miller last night. They’re spurisingly good questions … not all of them have anything to do with security, TCPA or Palladium. However, some of them are very security heavy. So I’m studying a lot of the TCPA specification. I have no intention of dodging questions, so [...]

So why am I going to be on Slashdot in the next few weeks? Refer to list below:

Company marketing department creates seemingly harmless press release, announcing support for Trusted Computing Platform Alliance (TCPA) specification. Have small British computer news site post hastily written article, wrongly relating your simple press release to Microsoft’s Palladium initiative [...]

I’m getting these really odd glares from the next table. Joy and Aaron don’t seem happy with me, but I’m not sure why.

One has to wonder why we humans take so much stock in dates and years, the arbitrary lines people draw in the sands of time. A new year does give us something to look forward to … but it also creates a reason to look back over our shoulders at the giant pile of untouched [...]

Due to an unexpected power outage, we didn’t get to see Dick Clark ring in the new year. We played card games by candle light, participated in random conversation and ate unhealthy snack foods. A good time was had by all.

I had planned to post my New Year’s greetings at midnight, but the lack [...]