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I’ve learned many “rules” running service oriented businesses. This rules is the epitome of penny-wise & pound-foolish and one of the most important I’ve encountered. Don’t put your clients above your employees. Clients don’t come first. Employees come first. Take care of your employees, and your employees will take care of your clients.

The media, and people, confuse “neat and organized” with OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) all the time. Just because you like something to be organized a particular way does not make you OCD. Just because you are neat and tidy does not make you OCD. OCD means you can be messy and dirty and completely disorganized…. Continue reading the rest of “Neatly OCD.”

Being an entrepreneur isn’t about risk taking but risk mitigating.

Sat in a meeting at Ocean earlier this month with my project’s producer, when he is bemoaning about the last few bugs in Scooby Doo for the SNES. So I say “Well it compiles. Let’s ship it and release a patch later on.” as a complete joke. “That sounds like a great idea,” says the… Looking to get the remainder of “Patching up the holes?” Click here!

I’d rather live in the Hell of reality with other people, than be alone in heavenly dreams.

The proposal is to use solar bodies, such as large planets, to bounce radio signals off of, as a means of high capacity, high latency data storage. The digital data is converted in to a radio signal and transmitted from an Earth-based station at another planetary body, e.g. Neptune, which is around four hours away… Need to read the remainder of “Radio Telescopes As A Means of Data Storage?” Click the link!

My C.V. is loosely based on the story of my career.

I give 110% when it comes to my self-destructive tendencies.

Your coworkers are already upset about having to stand so close together on this lift. Please don’t make it worse by speaking.

Brother Robert asked me last night if I would write a copy of Lemmings for the Apple Macintosh after watching me play it on the Amiga. If I do that, he’d like a free copy, and then he would let me sell it if I cut him in for some of the profits. *eye roll*