Robert Plant - In the Mood

Talking Heads - Mind

Time won't change you
Money won't change you
I haven't got the faintest idea
Everything seems to be up in the air at this time
I need something to change your mind
...

Rob Zombie - Rock and Roll (In a Black Hole)

Brain Dump

I was thinking about a few blog entries, but they were all small. So, I'll combine them into one big mess.

3D Printers

I was an early adopter of 3D printers. My 2nd printer was a Makerbot, but Makerbot stop focusing on consumer printing and stopped supporting their older printers. I will never buy anything from them again.

Today there are so many amazing options available. The technology has gotten cheaper and easier to work with. I have been considering buying one of a couple of different printers.

• Original Prusa I3 MK3
• Creality Ender-5 Pro

I just ordered the Prusa. It costs more than the ender, but has a few more features and good support. Its a kit that I will have to build. Should be fun.

8-Bit Madness

I'm a nut for old computers and old computer games. I've been pretty excited to follow the progress of the Commander X16. This is a new retro inspired computer. The idea is that you can write software and work with a simpler easy to learn, but more modern, computer.

It should be easy to port old C64 code and make some amazing new things as well. This computer is being created by a team of people, but the 8-Bit Guy is the driving force.

He has a great series on the history of Commodore. I have watched it a few times.

Supertramp - Crazy

Blog Changes

• I took some time to remove some tags from previous posts. Some have gone away completely, and some have been converted to other existing tags.
• Many tags now have icons associated with them.

River City People

Bought this CD in a bargin bin of a music store in Huntington, WV. I think it cost around 50 cent. There were several great albums I bought that day.

Little Big - Taco

I don't know what I'm watching. But I think I like it, maybe.

Saru playing

RSS Feed changed

I changed the blog rss feed from Atom.xml to JSON Feed. If you were using the old feed, you will likely need to delete and re-add with the new one. I highly doubt many people I know would even use RSS, but thought it was worth mentioning, just in case.

I changed it because the JSON feed is easier to deal with and the reader I use handles it fine.

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