Ramblings The Atlantic's Insane Eclipse Conspiracy Theory Different sectors of business and government capitalizing on a single astronomical event does not make a conspiracy. Likewise, putting a journalist's complete lack of understanding of science on display does not make a
Music Organizing Effects in REAPER Cockos REAPER has long been my preferred Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) software. It's lightweight (< 10 MB to download), rock solid, and has every feature I need, with nearly unlimited extensibility. On top
Status And... We're Back! Sorry, folks... sometimes here at Technology Kills, we just don't really understand the "technology" part of the web. During an innocent, no-downtime migration of DNS providers to CloudFlare, one of our
Games Introducing Game Completionist You may have seen the link show up in our menu a while back, and you may have even clicked it already, but we thought it was finally time to formally introduce the
Ramblings Can We Let the Internet Name More Things, Please? For all the people who complain about the myriad problems that plague nearly every inch of the Internet, there's one thing nobody can deny: When the collective Internet sets its mind to something,
Ramblings #&$% You, Peter Thiel I didn't think much about Gawker's actual importance to the Internet until after it was shuttered last year. It still really bugs me that Peter Thiel, a man who goes out of his
Ramblings Spectrum, You Are Simply the Worst Charter bought Time Warner Cable in my area, and the disgusting amorphous blob is now known as Spectrum. Customer service was pretty terrible with TWC, but I'm sad to say it seems to
Internet Stash as a Premium Service I recently posted a fairly positive comparison of Stash vs Instapaper. There's one point that has changed significantly since that post was made: Stash is no longer a free service. That's right: After
Internet Stash as an Instapaper Replacement Stash is a relatively recent player that crosses over both the link-saving realm (Diigo, Delicio.us, browser bookmarks...) and the read-it-later realm (Pocket, Instapaper, etc...). While the fact that it does both is
Internet Suppressing Opinions, One Review at a Time. Recently, I independently reviewed a local IT company that I have experience with through an employer on Google. I was asked to take my review down by the company's owner for seemingly bogus
Technology Sense: Does This Sleep Tracker Make Enough of It? Update on 5/18/2017: Changed a few bits of text and decided to be more neutral about recommending Sense for new users, while still recommending existing users don't upgrade unless Hello.is
Ramblings Another Random Technology Blog "Why Should I Be Here?" "He couldn't possibly have anything unique or interesting to say; he's a tiny drop in a sea of websites," you might be thinking at this very moment. "What's