by Byron Seastrunk | Dec 10, 2017 | Blogging, General, New, Politics, Technology
I’ve always believed you shouldn’t get involved in a fight you have no hope of winning. I find it unfortunate that I’m not heeding that advice with regard to net neutrality. Still, I can’t help but wonder why Texas Senator John Cornyn supports an...
by Byron Seastrunk | Dec 2, 2017 | Blogging, General, New, Politics, Technology
I think I’ve made my view of the current FCC leadership fairly clear. In my opinion, commissioner Ajit Pai has lied and misrepresented facts in order to turn the Internet over to the big cable companies. When I read that the New York Attorney General was investigating...
by Byron Seastrunk | Feb 27, 2017 | Blogging, General, New, Politics, Technology
Last week when I discussed how we’re relying on our gadgets to outsource our minds. I was asked for a part two, what are we doing with all that time we free up. Looking at the Internet landscape, it seems like most of us are turning to more social interaction,...
by Byron Seastrunk | Oct 12, 2014 | Blogging, New, Politics
Saturdays are often lively at my local feed store. People go to buy feed but they also enjoy sharing their opinions on politics, drought, school funding and other elements of life in Texas. It would be unfair to describe me as out of my element in a North Texas feed...
by Byron Seastrunk | Jul 27, 2014 | Blogging, Engineer, General, New, Politics
Spend enough time doing anything and sooner or later you’ll make a mistake. Some mistakes are unavoidable. You might say those are the cost of making decisions and although some of us never do, we’re expected to learn from our mistakes. In electronics...
by Byron Seastrunk | Jul 4, 2014 | Blogging, General, New, Politics
Today is the Fourth of July, a date celebrated by all Americans as the day we declared independence from England. Fireworks, backyard barbecues and massive sales are the highlights of this day. In making that declaration we said we were separating from the British...