Leo and Chris take a look into the future of photography
Monday, April 15, 2019, 7:35pm
Leo Laporte and Chris Marquardt discuss some new and interesting uses for technology that deal directly with digital image creation and manipulation. The websites mentioned, This x does not exist, and This person does not exist, provide a creepy...
Disney’s Swan and Dolphin, 9 years later
Friday, March 1, 2019, 11:50pm
Just a quick post comparing a photo I took almost nine years ago with one I took this past weekend. We took a stroll from Epcot to the Swan and Dolphin and took a shortcut through Disney’s Boardwalk resort. After sampling a bit of the food...
This was 2018…
Tuesday, January 22, 2019, 11:06pm
So, what a year it’s been. My family and I have seen more change this year than ever before. In April of this year we started our trek south to central Florida. There have been so many ups and downs throughout the year, but I wouldn’t...
Hunting Easter Eggs
Saturday, April 28, 2018, 9:36am
I love Cadbury chocolate. I really do. I think I can probably blame this fact on having British relatives and having a deep English family connection. Cadbury Flakes? Yes, please! And of course, “no bunny” knows Easter like the Cadbury...
Search On…
Tuesday, December 26, 2017, 5:28pm
What a tumultuous year it’s been! Every year, Google summarizes the year in search, and this year they’ve settled on trying to find the answer to a simple, but important question: “How?” How implies action....
Can You Xscape at the Wharf?
Thursday, October 12, 2017, 9:34pm
Or… “Ryan’s 16th Birthday” Well that was fun. Ryan and a few of his friends headed to Morgantown last week to get Taken. Not literally “taken,” but instead, participate in Morgantown’s premier escape room...
About Jason
Jason McIntyre
Jason is an IT specialist and systems engineer who stares frequently at screens of various sizes, often with a puzzled expression on his face. He presses buttons with letters and numbers on them until tiny dots illuminate on a flat screen in front of him and appear in a manner and order that he (or someone who is paying him) finds pleasing.
