by Byron Seastrunk | Apr 29, 2026 | General, New, Politics
Long ago, I came to terms with the fact that I don’t have the wealth or fame to move the needle on anything truly significant in this world. Not exactly a cheerful realization, but there it is. That hasn’t stopped me from tilting at windmills, I’ve logged plenty of...
by Byron Seastrunk | Apr 23, 2026 | Engineer, General, New, Politics, Technology
Today’s 3D printers are finely tuned instruments able to print detailed models in a variety of colors and exotic materials. If you own a 3D printer, you’re very familiar with its capabilities and limitations. On the other hand, the general public views 3D...
by Byron Seastrunk | Apr 15, 2026 | Animals, Engineer, Gaming, Married to an Engineer, New, Politics
I don’t know when or how it started, but the drive to customize and brag about the results has been with humans long before I was born. Today we usually call it a hobby, something that has become increasingly important to me in my retirement. Age, improved...
by Byron Seastrunk | Oct 26, 2025 | General, New, Politics
Politicians, influencers, news media, advertisers, and even lowly bloggers are all trying to give us our opinions. Not just influence us, but tell us exactly what we should think, buy, believe, and vote for. They hire “experts,” unleash social media armies, and now...
by Byron Seastrunk | Aug 29, 2025 | General, New, Politics
My family tree is populated with strong-willed women. My great-grandmother served as a deputy marshal in Oregon. My grandmother rolled into Arkansas by covered wagon. My mother ran a newspaper in Irving. So you’ll forgive me if I can’t help but wonder why on earth any...
by Byron Seastrunk | Aug 1, 2025 | General, New, Politics
Yesterday my wife mentioned she was amazed—stunned, really—at how many people have no idea what’s actually happening in America. What set her off was the sheer number of folks completely unaware of our Florida concentration camp, Alligator Alcatraz, or as I like to...