Welcome to the Daynotes Journal home page.
The Daynotes Journal is my daybook and personal diary. In it, I record
whatever I happen to feel like writing about at any given moment. That
might be computer problems, the newest PC hardware I'm playing with,
political rants, commentary on the latest books I'm reading, stories
about our Border Collie dogs, or just about anything else.
Until November, 2000, my weekly pages usually included a
lot of the email messages I received from readers and my responses to
those messages. Handling that email manually got to be overwhelming, so
I went off in search of some way to bring up a messageboard. In
mid-November, 2000, long-time reader Greg
Lincoln kindly offered to create a TTG messageboard and
a HardwareGuys.com
messageboardand host them on his server. Since the
messageboards became available, most reader mail and my responses to it
can be found on or the other of them. The TTG board contains general
(non-computer) discussion. The HardwareGuys.com board contains
primarily technical discussions. I still sometimes post reader mail on
my main page, but only rarely.
I
create a new weekly journal page every Monday, and generally update
that page at least once each day throughout the week, and sometimes on
weekends. I generally post an entry each day between 8:00 a.m. and
10:00 a.m. Eastern Time, with an occasional supplemental post or two
later in the day.
I work without a net. My journal is completely unedited,
so what you see is what I've written--typos, grammatical errors,
barbarisms, and all. And I almost never go back to fix something after
the fact. You can always view the most current journal page by clicking
the link above. That link is bookmarkable. That is, the filename will
always remain the same, and will always point to the current week's
journal page.
You can also view specific weekly
journal pages by clicking one of the following links: