Software and games from Colorado
05 January 2024
When you pull on a modern headset running VisionOS or Meta’s Android variant you get to place arbitrary software applications floating around you in space. It’s a neat effect, and promises to liberate your software from the 15” laptop in front of you or the formerly spacious monitor on your desk. Apple’s swings wildly towards freedom and chaos, Meta’s is limited and safe.
In the modern digital landscape, email remains a cornerstone of communication. However, this ubiquitous form of interaction has become a breeding ground for cybercriminals seeking to exploit vulnerabilities for malicious purposes.
Read Email Authentication: Securing Digital Communication in an Insecure World
09 December 2022
Blog’d been kind quiet, yeah? I picked it up to write some stuff and found that my old friend travis-ci.org wasn’t really a thing anymore. I used Travis to build and publish this site for many moons really reliably. It was one of the OG continuous integration and deployment sites out there. They went all corporate or something.
So to dodge the corpos, I threw in with Microsoft over at GitHub using their Actions platform to publish this pile of bytes you’re reading.
23 February 2020
My five year old has been taking some online programming classes that teach fundamentals using block programming. He’s using this awesome iPad app ScratchJr that focuses on movement and animation. It has some really neat fundamental concepts and sneaks in some clever stuff like interprocess messaging.
14 September 2019
Keith Reid-Cleveland with BuiltInColorado featured BombBomb and its engineering staff in a piece about our work environment, values and goals. Below is Keith’s full interview with me about the team at BombBomb and what we look for in our people, and how we’ve beaten the odds as a bootstrapped SaaS in Colorado Springs. Enjoy!
14 August 2019
I’ve been feeling a bit in-between lately. Maybe some goals would help?