One of the biggest pieces of news in the tech world today is the FCC’s auction of the 700MHZ spectrum. I won’t go into background - you can get that from the wonderful TechRepublic article I just read, “Sanity Check: The 700 MHz auction will tip the wireless balance …

Well, the semester is starting to heat up, and I have a bunch of personal stuff I haven’t posted yet. But I’ll get to it this weekend.

In the mean time, I feel the need to comment on an article I read online, in Conde Nast Portfolio. It …

I’ve got a lot to update about in the next few days. I’m back in my apartment for the new semester of school, I’ve got a lot of infrastructure work to do here (most importantly getting net-to-net VPN with DynDNS at both ends working from here to …

Well, I’ll admit there’s no real reason to this post. I just setup blogging via email, and wanted to test it out from my Treo. Assuming all goes well, it will show up… And then promptly be deleted.

So, the semester is finally over. I made it through another one alive. And aside from a trip to Maryland for five or six days, I’m home until the 20th of January. That’s lots of time to spend running calls for the Midland Park (Volunteer) Ambulance Corps, here …

I’ve long been a fan of Free Software - both the technical aspects and the moral implications. As such, I’ve long been somewhat of a fan of RMS, and have followed his public persona. I’ve had the experience of exchanging short emails with him, and was lucky enough …

So, for one thing, I’ve been thinking about making more changes to my blog. For one, I was thinking about ditching Blogger and just doing everything myself server-side. My only qualm about this is whether using blogger (a Google product) raises my Google rankings - after all, Google rankings are …

First of all, until I decide on either splitting my blog, or setting up separate ‘channels’ for personal and technical stuff, I’ll annotate the difference in post titles.

So I have a few days of sanity - the last week of classes - before exam time. Hopefully I’ll wrap some …

In my usual lunchtime Digg reading, I came by a link to the BusinessWeek Most Important Products of 2007. Given the number of cars, it’s apparent that this is a very consumer-oriented listing. But I was a bit surprised - the first four products were all from Apple - the iPhone …

So I have a nice weekend of real-world non-technical activities ahead of me. A welcome end to a week of insanely busy school work, and a welcome break before the threat of exams 2 weeks away becomes real. I’ve been working on a few projects - centralized logging and analysis …