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While my trusty MacBook (4,2) has been my workhorse for sometime, and while it do undergo some life saving surgery last year it really is starting to show its age. I hoped my Mac Mini would help push back the need yet another year. But it hasn’t and while the idea of building my own system seems alluring I know I will be left wanting a portable system. I know I should wait to WWDC until I replace the system but…

One 1⁄3 of the year is gone. While the year started bang, since then I haven’t been running much. My desire to road has been dampened by the ‘harsh’ 2013-14 winter weather. Yet, I’m still looking ahead at what my 2014 running goals might consist off. For the last two years I’ve been consumed with the Goofy and Dopey challenges. I love the runDisney events, I love getting away to warmer weather… but I need a slight break from the runDisney events.

Introducing nullog.net While I do like the Standard Error moniker I can’t say for sure what prompted the change. I found the stderr.me name abit convoluted and silly. When the site came to be I also felt the premiss was a bit flawed. But did that unease drive the change? Undoubtedly that did factor into my desire change, yet it wasn’t the only factor.

Online shopping isn’t anything new to me, after all I was one of the first people to buy and HD TV online way back when… then when had my last eye check up and prescription I went to Warby Parker. The experience was rather quick and simple. Now when I’m looking to buy a new bed I’m following suit. However, I never thought about buying the little daily things online. I started looking into changing that by buying my shaving needs online from Harrys.

When I chose to think about moving away from Bootstrap I need to find few plumbing/framework replacements. I like Bourbon along with Neat. I always wanted some ‘help’ on the typeset side of things, and typeplate looks to be a nice choice, as did Bitters. I used all four. Then I realized, just as I relied on Bootstrap, I was relying on these foundations. I decided I need to move away from the the support these frameworks provide in order to do my own thing.

I admit it, I really don’t feel that productive today so… some oddly interesting “news” stories. There Are Whales Alive Today Who Were Born Before Moby Dick Was Written some whales where born before the Civil War, before Abraham Lincoln became President of the United States, some where born when Lincoln was 5 years old. Italian and French jets escorted hijacked plane because Swiss AF was outside working hours moral of the story “If you plan to attack Switzerland, opt for non-working hours.

At the end of last year I purchased a new domain name and plan on migrating the site over to domain… along with completing my design changed goals. Which caused me to yet again I’m looking at other ways to host my little playground. This time around I’m looking at OpenShift, which might be an ideal long term solution. However it does have a few catches one of which is actually a bonus, OpenShift does seem to be more powerful than most of the other “Service Platforms”… however when running something litle this playground that power can become an obstacle.

The trip of course didn’t start as planned. The schedule flight out of DTW to MCO was canceled the previous morning due to weather conditions. I quickly called the airline and the earliest flight I could get to MCO was scheduled to land at 755pm; the expo was scheduled to close at 8pm. The initial question of how do I get to Disney was replaced with how do make it to Disney in time to pick up my bib.