About 6 months ago, I teased a series on the idea of facadeware, largely starring our lemon of a Grand Cherokee, but speaking more broadly to a problem with how we’re developing technology. Specifically, I defined this concept as: Facadeware: superficially advanced gadgetry with an actual net-negative value proposition. I’d like to start unpacking that…
I haven’t forgotten about my promise to discuss the concept of facadeware. The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune continue their assault on me as I navigate, among other things, two relocations in two months. I want to write the series, and I plan to write the series, but I’ve been busy. Nonetheless, thanks to…
I promise you that I’m going to make some grammar mistakes and maybe even factual errors in this post. Well, promise might be strong. But it’s quite likely at least. The reason, dear reader, is that I simply don’t care enough to remedy that ostensibly bad situation. That, and the fact that I read at…
Make no mistake. This is a shitpost. But it’s also going to be more than a simple shit post. Let me explain. I’ve created an IndieGogo campaign to help us do what Stellantis should have done itself: take the dangerous car they sold me off the road and destroy it. I’m going to use this…
Editorial note: I originally published this over on Hit Subscribe’s blog. I know, it’s been a while. For anyone wondering if I’d given up the blogging habit, I haven’t. I just forgot how to read for a bit. Luckily, however, I have a 4-year old that loves Dr Seuss, so that’s gotten me back on…
