Brian Warmoth Google Glass has kicked my expectations to two opposite ends of a spectrum since it was first announced. On one hand, it looks like an overpriced beta product that could potentially become little more than one more screen for receiving push alerts. On the other hand, there’s a sprawling world of augmented reality possibilities that … Read moreGoogle Glass Review: The best and worst of it right now
For those who don’t follow me on Instagram, we discovered this killer cup of coffee at Takeout Drawing in Itaewon yesterday.
For those who don’t follow me on Instagram, we discovered this killer cup of coffee at Takeout Drawing in Itaewon yesterday.
I’ve never seen Gwar or been to the 9:30 Club. Tonight, all of that changes. Advice is welcome.
If you need me this weekend, check the beach in Florida. I’ll be the guy by the water reading Alex Segura’s new novel Silent City.
I grabbed this shot on the way to work last week, but it already looks like it was a lifetime ago.
You know what never gets old? Watching elephants walk around. We stopped by the National Zoo on Saturday and spent a few minutes by the pen.
Up until recently, I’d been extremely selective about the “Song of Ice and Fire” commentary and analysis I paid attention to. The Westeros.org wiki can be a spoiler-laden minefield to navigate while you’re still trekking through the existing books, and I have no regrets yet about allowing BoiledLeather.com into my life. I was wrapping up … Read moreGeorge R.R. Martin gets his own Flipboard magazine
The highlight of this weekend so far was definitely watching the launch of NASA’s Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE). Here’s what it looked like over the U.S. Capitol Friday night as it was headed to the moon.
We caught a boat down to Alexandria on Friday. I looked up at the Kennedy Center balcony during the ride and found it hard to believe that it hasn’t even been five months since we were standing up there. It’s been a long, packed summer.