Unstable Path

Always take the road less traveled.

Posts by: Chris

Thursday’s Reading

Risky Business #666 – The msdt RTF of DOOM – Risky Business – Always a good listen [Gun Violence, Baby Formula, Monkeypox, Milk Banking, Wondrous Sharks. May 27, 2022, Part 1 – Science Friday WNYC Studios](https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/science-friday/segments/gun-violence-baby-formula-monkeypox-milk-banking-wondrous-sharks-may-27-2022-part-1) – [SIDS Research, Period…

Wednesday’s Reading

Light day today due to training. Dow drops 200 points, finishes month little changed in turbulent May – Looks like the market did ok overall this month. Good news for our 401k’s. Supreme Court blocks Texas social media moderation ban…

Tuesday’s Reading

Today was roadtrip day – so I got to catch up on a lot of podcasts. What Leaders Need to Know Before Trying a 4-Day Work Week – 4-day work weeks don’t lead to less work, but can lead to…

This weekend’s reading and thoughts

The Technium: 103 Bits of Advice I Wish I Had Known – Habits for life The jobless Americans chasing the dream of ‘passive income’ – Not all that glitters is passive income gold. Most people successful in this arena are…

First Post In Forever

It’s been a long time since I’ve done anything with this blog. My goal is to get back to posting at least once a month. My commitment level has increased after spending a few hours getting Jekyll up-to-date and fixing…

Cleaning house

I’ve spent the last few months coming to terms with the fact I have anxiety. My wife had brought it up a few times, but things really came to a head as the pandemic pandemonium hit the Upstate. I was…

How time flies!

I’ve finally closed out an open task to refresh my blog! The last year has seen a lot of changes both personally and professionally, most of which have left me with very little time for much besides work. Things had…

Why you shouldn’t self-host

I pulled the plug on my email server this morning…and I should have done it months ago. I decided to abandon my self-hosting plans after just under a year. Why? As I mentioned in my original post, hosting web and…