Visor is the best app for car shopping
A few months ago my pal Joel mentioned a new car shopping app to me and even though I only
Lael's ride around the globe
Last year I remember hearing about Lael Wilcox's ride around the world and how she was gunning for
YouTube revenue and recent good ones
There's an interesting trend in YouTube land lately, which is prominent creators talking about how little they make
Email newsletters are undercounted and underrated for marketing
The other day I was reading my weekly update email from The Portland Japanese Garden and I know I'
The one good app
The other day I was walking the dog and as I was turning a corner amid a bunch of tall
The Slate EV truck
A bunch of friends sent me the announcement of the new Slate EV truck yesterday, asking what I thought. I
The most obvious case for universal healthcare
I've been a lifelong fan of universal healthcare, albeit in a distant, envious way as I've
The slow realization that what I thought was real was actually fake
Since the early 80s as a little kid, I've been skateboarding and riding bmx bikes off and on,
8 things to know about the movie Sinners before you see it
1. It's best to go in cold. I had zero idea what the film was about, and had
A new podcast favorite
I've been trying out a bunch of new podcasts lately and one recent find I'm enjoying
Recent good YouTubes
Here's a list of recent good videos I stumbled across and enjoyed.
Torpedo Bats
It's cool
2025 Woodburn Tulip Farm visit
An annual highlight of Spring in Oregon is going to the Woodburn Tulip Farm to visit at its peak bloom.
Predictability and trust is key to American business, and they're disappearing quickly
Running a small business is tough. It's so unpredictable that most people have to run them as side
Google products are shit for meaningful collaboration
A couple months back, I started freelancing with a new organization, helping people dealing with natural disasters. Getting access to
Hawaii, 30 years later
In 1996, I took my very first trip to the state of Hawaii, where I spent 5 days in Oahu
Links for March 27, 2005
Working in the open
Waldo Jaquith writes about why he works in the open, and it's a great
A great podcast episode
I've been a fan of Alex Goldman for years, going all the way back to when he was
A marathon trip
Years ago, my brother started volunteering at running races as a support guy and eventually turned it into a part-time