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Rebooting andsmi.com after an eleven-year break — same habit as 2011, new pile of markdown, and a build that posts for me when I forget to.

Uptima's LinkedIn welcome post from April 2022 — Commodore, Lotus 1-2-3, Upstate NY, family.

Roman chariot gauges, Space Shuttle boosters, and why the standards you set on an enterprise AI platform might outlast you — written during MTX's first Maverick AI deal.

Guest post by Andrew Smith (Kathleen's husband) Today is Saturday, April 21, 2018.

Last week I wrote about my husbands recovery from major surgery.

Below is an excerpt from “History of Schoharie County” – page 247 regarding Gilbert’s Corners.

This is a must have if you are using Visual Studio and debugging with IIS (Which you probably should be doing anyway….if you are writing a web app of any…

I like to have a libraries folder at the base of the solution and set the Reference Path for each project in the Visual Studio Solution to the “relative”…

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4400378/Dad-out-of-coma-I-need-a-KFC-treat.htmlI got a Tweet last week from @scottcomstock that he noticed my app,…

By Kathleen and Andrew Smith Sitting on the couch next to us right now is a dog-eared copy of Kathleen’s book – “Marriages & Miscarriages: One Woman’s…

It’s rare I find a show I am comfortable watching with the entire family (ages 16,13,7).

i just submitted a new app to the app store – Quick Math Free – a sequel to my Quick Math Game series (Quick Math Game, Quick Multiplication, Quick…

I use AppSales to download my sales stats and my reviews.

When I first looked at Objective-C in Xcode it was one of the oddest languages I had seen My mind struggled with grasping the syntax.

We have experienced family photos in a variety of different settings.

Well, soundsnap – that seems to be where I get most of my sounds these days.

I really enjoyed reading “The Lean Startup” by Eric Reis.

The addition of the Apple Blue Tooth keyboard to my iPad is really starting to come in handy.

The mobile app space is growing like gangbusters.

I’ve got a little prototype Twitter tool I did recently – when I get a chance I will write more about it–here’s a sample of a tweet from it: 88 downloads 83…

I was excited to see Automatic Reference Counting in XCode 4.2 – but found that once I added one of my favorite 3rd party pieces of code I couldn’t compile…

Sometime around early August this year apple began running iPad 2 advertisements that featured an app that looked a lot like my “Kids Writing Pad” app.

Okay, here’s my list of tools/source I like to use when developing for iOS.

The holidays tend to offer me a greater time for couch development.

On a recent episode of This Week In Startups ( @twistartups ) I heard about http://timely.is for scheduling your tweets for optimal impact.

I listened to a great episode of This Week in Startups this week that had Yaron Galai as the guest.

I’ve tried a few tools for tracking App Rankings in the app store–I always come back to Applyzer for the convenience of being browser based and for it’s…

It’s exciting to see a long time project hit the sales floor. iPads in school bus transportation planning and accident response are not only beat to look at…

So I didn’t place in the top 5 in my first coding project to win the weekly prize.

Isn’t this so 1998?

The following was written by Slashdot Reader Andrew Smith.