January 2013

Learn Computer History When Becoming a Tech

by Mike Levin on January 30, 2013

I’ve started teaching a friend to become technical—someone who for years now has demonstrated the aptitude and interest, but for whatever reasons has not yet taken the plunge. Or shall we say—has never stayed on the water and committed to a swim after taking the plunge. With my mission to turn my personal Linux distribution [...]

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SEO Changing As Four Horsemen Wrangle You With Cheap, Awesome, Frequently Upgraded Hardware

by Mike Levin on January 24, 2013

I finally bit the bullet and read Nate Silver’s Bayesian prediction book that’s made so much press from predicting election outcomes and such. Nate’s that guy who uncannily predicted the outcome of EVERY electoral college vote in the 2012 presidential election. Okay, I’m now on the Nate bandwagon in regards to my field of SEO… [...]

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Plan For Obsolescence-proofing Before Learning to Program

by Mike Levin on January 14, 2013

Are you getting ready to learn to program? The purpose of this article is to equip you to fend off the fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD) that is about to be thrust upon you as you go researching what programming language to start with. I’m here to tell you: start with something else. Buy yourself [...]

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Levinux Released, But Help From QEMU Gurus Needed

by Mike Levin on January 10, 2013

Note: After all that work, I’m temporarily giving up on compiling my own QEMU binaries. On any one platform, it’s doable. But across all three with color curses support is all but impossible in the current state. So, I’m using the binaries from the ProofOfConcept for now. Okay, okay, okay, Levinux is finally released… sort of. [...]

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