Angi and I have made it our collective goal to climb each of Colorado's 55 or so peaks over 14,000 feet. Here you'll find trip reports describing our progress in our quest.

Check out some 3D artwork, links and a few descriptions. I have always been interested in 3D, and finally make some things that look good, and with a little practice, so can you. Blender is free, so get started!

Since I've been running two monitors in a dual head configuration, I needed some wide backgrounds for my desktop. Now that I have a digital camera, expect frequent additions.

I got the idea to use a comfortable chair from my car as a computer chair. Of course, with this sort of chair, a custom desk is also needed. My inspiration came from a slashdot article, and recent comfort stress testing while wardriving.

I started living (sortof) with my friend who has an OS X box. After using it for a few weeks and learning the specifics of the system, I was very impressed...Then I got to thinkin', which is always a bad thing ;-D

As a student at the University of Colorado, I had some trouble downloading my favorite music from the Internet. The trouble was, that CU has installed a filter in an attempt to limit napster traffic. CUnap.com was my solution.

I've had an old 486 laptop laying around for a while. It runs Linux, and I use it as a "hackbox". I wanted to look as cool on the outside as it is on the inside....

In the fall of 2000, I decided I'd had enough with Microsoft products and installed Debian Linux on my desktop computer. I used to be proud of how much software I had stolen. Now I'm proud of the fact I don't have any.

So, you're a wannabe hacker? just naturally curious? Me too! Check out my Computer Security Page to learn about what it takes, and how to defend yourself.

Any computer geek worth his salt can't help playing around with high end graphics software. Checkout my (mostly) computer generated artwork. Tools include Adobe Photoshop(the only reason to use Windoze), The GIMP, and Blender.

Here you can find information on things I've done for myself which I think may be useful to others. For the time being, I plan to post a few HOT-TOs on MacOS X, and some of my OpenGL source code.