Posts Tagged ‘review’


The Kindle Fire isn’t Pretentious

Saturday, Nov 26th, 2011 by Brandon | 1 Comments
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Let’s get this out of the way: I am not an early adopter. For example, I only recently (this year) bought a Vectrex, meaning I gave the technology a good 30 years to mature before buying in. And until yesterday, I avoided owning a tablet device. Notice I said device, not “tablet computer” or “tablet [...]

Making video demonstrations of software

Saturday, Dec 6th, 2008 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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Just a quick post to tell you about a program I found quite well designed and useful. I always appreciate it when people mention my own software, so I figured I’d do the same. I decided it was time to create some videos for SwordSearcher Bible Software. I bought a license for Instant Demo, and [...]

Reformation Reversed: Emergent Church and the Undoing of Faith

Sunday, Jan 20th, 2008 by Brandon | 23 Comments
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“Christians are now the foreigners in a post-Christian culture… we need to view ourselves the way others on the outside see us.” –Dan Kimbal, They Like Jesus but not the Church. “I have given them thy word; and the world hath hated them, because they are not of the world, even as I am not [...]

Migrating a boot partition to a new drive in Windows

Tuesday, Oct 23rd, 2007 by Brandon | 1 Comments
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I installed a new hard drive on my wife’s machine because she kept running out of space. I didn’t have the time or inclination to do a new Windows XP install, and didn’t want to install the drive as a secondary because that means she would constantly have to redirect where stuff is installed, so [...]

Software Has Limits

Sunday, Aug 12th, 2007 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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As I write this, somewhere around 8,000 people are stuck in LAX waiting to go through customs because of a computer glitch. Frankly, I am amazed this doesn’t happen more often. This reminds me of a book I recently read called The Limits of Software. Anyone who is curious about why computers and software so frequently don’t [...]

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