Bobby Hiltz

A thing I don’t talk about much on my blog, or anywhere for that matter, is music.

Roughly 5,000 files, about 140 MB.

This is my entry for March’s IndieWeb Carnival, hosted by Pablo.

Let’s set the scene.

KANG: Look at them, Kodos.

Linux users have probably seen this software installed on their system and wondered, “where did that come from?”

People will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacities to think.

I read JP’s post about the Blog Questions Challenge and decided to comment on it.

A plasticky sounding vibration on my wrist gets my attention, followed in canon by alerts on my phone and the open tab on my browser.

This week I tried a new game.

Getting straight to the point, Kaze and the Wild Masks is a 90s classic platformer.

This is my entry for October’s IndieWeb Carnival, hosted by ZinRicky.

Scrolling through Mastodon a post caught my eye.

Background ramble...

I got beef, and I’m old enough now to whinge about it.

I live near an intersection.

Updated April 2026 This article is out-of-date.

The title of this post is indeed a reference to the song Supernova Goes Pop by Powerman 5000 from their album Tonight The Stars Revolt!

Earlier this week I came across a post on Mastodon: Toot from @clive@saturation.social regarding online product reviews Of course I had to read the article.

I keep a little file on my computer.

Digital Privacy has an image problem.

The PineTime is great.

There once was a magical glass pyramid.

I bought a little digicam.

My partner has a podcast!

Recently, a new Android phone has come into my possession.

Introduction I used to use Gemini.

The vinyl bandwagon has made a few laps around the block in my lifetime.

The images provided here have been anonymized in such a way to preserve the original appearance.

Mid-November, 2022, my trusty Nokia 5.3 began acting up.

The following is neither a review nor a recommendation.

Summary Crosscall is an ethical mobile device manufacturer that targets segments of the population who need something more rugged than a regular black rectangle.

Promises were made, people.

No joke.

This guide is not meant to be a list of suggestions and recommendations in the traditional “you should do this” sense.

Discussions with my colleagues and students regarding computers and knowing how to use them are both similar and different.

Have you heard?

NOTE: I haven’t gotten around to resizing these images… Sorry!

Hello Internets.