What am I doing blogging? I’m not really a writer, as probably any real writer reading this can tell. I occasionally write well, but it comes hard. I am not one of those people that can spew out 5000 well-written words effortlessly.
So the quality of the content here will probably be hit or miss. I have some whacky ideas. In my formal research, I can’t always discuss less than fully formed ideas. But formality be damned here. Maybe I can be a little controversial. On this blog, I talk about trends I’m seeing, usually backed up by data and experience.
The blog is named in honor of a TV ad jingle for a certain Chinese fast-food chain here in the San Francisco Bay area, particularly well-known in the Silicon Valley.
I don’t blog all day, or spend all my spare time reading other blogs to see if they’re talking about my blog. I’m a propellerhead, not a professional full-time blogger. I’m admittedly outside the loop. Therefore, this blog may appeal to others who are equally un-hip. Or not.
See my LinkedIn profile here.
For my more political commentary, check out my There, I said it blog.
I was friends with a couple (man and wife) who ran an atari store. They would give me original copies of their cast-off software for free. I received a copy of Micro-RTX and the MT-Cshell from them. It was a time in my life when I did not have any access to UNIX systems and I wanted that very much. Everything was changing very fast but I did get useful experience on those programs before I started using UNIX. Thank you for that.