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...and they sold it to the pentagon!
Last post, I griped about not being able to afford a seat at the AI table — the training runs that cost more than a
Goochlandia / field notes from the edge
Goochlandia
Writings from the Appalachian foothills about technology, culture, craft and whatever else catches fire
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When the Garage Needs Three-Phase Power
There's this story we all know. Two kids in Los Altos, sometime in the mid-70s. One of them is soldering boards in
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The Hound of Porlock: Whispers of Forgotten Stories
Every writer knows the cruel dance of inspiration, those brilliant, lightning-quick moments when a story materializes in the mind like a vivid hallucination, only
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Finding Inspiration: A Writer’s Journey Through Virginia’s Mountains
There’s a distinctive moment when riding a motorcycle through Virginia’s mountain roads, the instant when the engine’s rumble harmonizes with the
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Before It Had a Name
There's a kind of guy who figures he could live just about anywhere. No real roots, no soil under the fingernails, no
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Chronoharmony
I'm not a novelist. Let me get that out of the way up front. By day I'm a cybersecurity engineer.