Not all gamers are alike

This is a sweeping generalization, but I found this commment to be fairly descriptive and funny: Social gaming is big in Europe, and FPS and Action games are big in the US. Japan likes gimmicky tamogotchi-like games with fuzzy creatures and characters with hairdos that defy gravity. For the record, I'm currently playing one of... Continue Reading →

My Gaming Backlog

I've got a hefty backlog of games that I want to play. Many gamers refer to this backlog as a "pile of shame," as they are often games that they've been meaning to get around to for quite some time. There's quite a few games out there for my current systems, the PS2 and the... Continue Reading →

How to reset a Flip Mino

Recently my Flip Mino would not power on. I had only had it a week, but it would do nothing. Even after plugging it in to the USB on my computer, the Mino would not light up or turn on but simply remained locked up. I later found this article on Flip.com about resetting the... Continue Reading →

Today’s Ride

I took a little vacation time this morning, and here's what I did: I rode this with Chris. It took us about 3.5 hours including breaks to cover 43.5 miles. Actual ride time was about 3 hours, and we averaged about 14 miles-per-hour. According to Sanoodi, we did about 2800 feet of climbing. There were... Continue Reading →

What makes a good long-distance bike?

Bicycle Quarterly has a great article on what makes a good randonneuring bike (pdf).   What you'll find there is not a description of a race bike, but a bike that is good for long days in the saddle.   I've recently subscribed to Bicycle Quarterly and received the first issue last week.   The... Continue Reading →

Today’s ride

My colleague, Chris Guder, and I took a ride today. Here's what we did: And here's a little video of the ride: Librarians on two wheels from Chad on Vimeo. It was a lovely day for a ride, and we had a blast.

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