Engineering
Almost 6 years it's been since I last tapped a keystroke about engineering, and that wasn't even a technical post. Wild how time flies. New year, new me, new blogging platform, new ideas. As the kids say, LFG: I've been working with OutSystems for
News
This is Rutabaga Technology, a brand new site by Grayson B Udstrand that's just getting started. Things will be up and running here shortly, but you can subscribe in the meantime if you'd like to stay up to date and receive emails when new content is
Personal
Oh, and also, we bought a house! If this is how you're receiving the news, I am sorry. It turns out we were just barely equipped for the emotional enormity of the occasion. If you've ever moved before, I know I have your sympathy. We managed
Audio
If you're going to censor curse words, you need to do it right. Part of doing it right is doing it first before anything cutting or mastering. This may seem counter-intuitive, but it is actually important to do this right at the beginning of your episode workflow. The
Audio
This really should be considered Step 0. This is the easiest stage of the workflow and getting it right will equip you for success in creating a better end product and in having a better time doing it. I'm going to outline my process which includes the following
Audio
Wow. Sure has been a long time, hasn't it? I sure had the best intentions when I started up this blog and I've certainly thought about those intentions whenever I check my credit card statement and remember I'm still paying to host this little
COVID19
It's been a while, eh?
COVID19
Smoke 'em if you got 'em
COVID19
In my last post, I started with an ongoing count of how long we have been in quarantine, but Cara has informed me those numbers are actually incorrect. The timeline I gave was the last time we have seen friends in-person, but as Cara points out we actually began our
COVID19
It has been a long time since we started quarantine here in Seattle. We started distancing and taking things seriously a while before it was mandatory, but I suppose the true count would begin the Sunday of the Democratic Debate on March 15th since this was the last day we
Personal
After watching a friend's dog for over a week, we were ready to be home. Not that we didn't love watching the wee lab, Mara - in fact, quite the contrary. But sometimes you are just away from your little corner of the world for too
Outdoors
The day started like most others - waking up late. Cara and I had plans to attack Mount Si all week and I was very excited to get after it, although apparently not excited enough to actually get up at 7. The whole hike is about maybe a 5-6 hour