λ Latitudinarians

This season, give the gift of reading.

2022-2023 was the first winter season Meg and I spent living in remote, scenic, sometimes-snowy Littleton, New Hampshire.

I recently finished reading Babel, or the Necessity of Violence: an Arcane History of Oxford Translator's Revolution, by RF Kuang.

I recently switched to a "new" smartphone.

Technology alone is not enough — it’s technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the results that make our heart sing.

Did you recently update to Firefox (or Librewolf) 106?

This website features blog posts with many images -- often more than 20 per post!

Meg and I once again completed our longest self-supported bike tour yet: seven days of dirt roads, singletrack, surprisingly nice Vermont corner stores, and Heady Topper.

Meg and I once again completed our longest self-supported bike tour yet: seven days of dirt roads, singletrack, surprisingly nice Vermont corner stores, and Heady Topper.

Meg and I once again completed our longest self-supported bike tour yet: seven days of dirt roads, singletrack, surprisingly nice Vermont corner stores, and Heady Topper.

Meg and I once again completed our longest self-supported bike tour yet: seven days of dirt roads, singletrack, surprisingly nice Vermont corner stores, and Heady Topper.

Meg and I once again completed our longest self-supported bike tour yet: seven days of dirt roads, singletrack, surprisingly nice Vermont corner stores, and Heady Topper.

Meg and I once again completed our longest self-supported bike tour yet: seven days of dirt roads, singletrack, surprisingly nice Vermont corner stores, and Heady Topper.

Meg and I once again completed our longest self-supported bike tour yet: seven days of dirt roads, singletrack, surprisingly nice Vermont corner stores, and Heady Topper.

I originally wrote this post a short time into my first tech writing job on MongoDB's Server Docs team.

Over the past few years, I've slowly tried to reduce my dependence on big tech.

Recently I made the mistake of attempting to log in to my Spectrum account.

Meg and I just completed our longest self-supported bike tour yet: three days of dirt roads, singletrack, surprisingly nice Vermont corner stores, and Heady Topper.

... silly fun.

We moved to New Hampshire!

Meg and I are moving to New Hampshire in just a couple of weeks.

For the last week, Meg and I took a week off to appreciate Colorado on weekdays.

This post explains how to make a bootable USB drive for installing Linux, macOS, Windows, or... whatever else you want.

Meg and I returned to day touring this weekend with a jam-packed exploration of Fort Collins, Colorado: the land of bike lanes, howling cows, and horse teeth.

This weekend, Meg and I headed out to the Finger Lakes for a biking day trip to New York State's only national forest: Finger Lakes National Forest.

The last few weeks and weekends have been busy.

This week, we took it easy since the whole state is full of smoke from bootleg fires on the west coast.

This trip took myself, Meg, and two friends on an adventure around Colorado on the week of America's birthday, July 4th.

This weekend, Meg and I mixed hiking and biking instead of just biking everywhere.

This weekend's bike trip in Lake County was a little different from our past bike trips.

Last weekend, Meg and I embarked on our first majority non-pavement bicycle trip.

This weekend, I tried something new.

Lately I've been doing a lot of work in a relatively new programming language: Kotlin.

When I originally created this site, I had no clue what I was doing.

Most people don't know a whole lot about espresso.

I have now spent about five months with a work-supplied Macbook Pro 2017, complete with discrete GPU and the infamous TouchBar.

Last week, I read Michael Lewis' Flash Boys.

Just last week, I finished reading Flash Boys, written by Michael Lewis.

It is now 2018, and I've been thinking about what I intend to accomplish this year.

I'm an adult now -- at least, that's what they tell me.

Since I created this site, I've received many questions about the name.