Much about the “bitcoin bubble” has been written and I can’t help but agree. Nevertheless, the value of BTC to the USD seems to continue to charge ahead with the value as of the time of this post being over $9,700/BTC. Could be interesting to see what the value...
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Since the early aughts, (2000’s for you whippersnappers) I’ve believed that the same dynamics that played out in compute and storage must eventually happen in networking too. Moore’s Law, causing general purpose computers to become ever smaller and more powerful plus the open source software community made vertically integrated...
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The rise (and fall and rise) of crypto currencies has been fascinating to watch. For all the sound and fury, the relative place of a crypto currency like Bitcoin (BTC) with a market cap of approximately $41B is still miniscule, there is much room for growth. Having experimented a...
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If you’re a curious sort, you might have wondered what the model is for programming a quantum computer. By comparison, traditional computing using switches which are on or off (0 or 1) are now a common model and nearly anyone can understand how to at least apply digital technologies....
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Defragged Zebra....
This fall I’ve been working on a remodel of a building on our property we call “the studio.” It’s really a great place, it used to be an office and was outfitted with a backup generator and many modern conveniences. But, it’s not yet fit to be used as...
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After many years of blogging at Musings from the Coast, I took a hiatus and moved my publishing first to portfolio company Re.Vu and then to Twitter. Now seems a good time to stake out some new territory in the digital world and periodically add another voice to the...
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