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I created this wiki for my own purposes, to track information. Much of it contains references I have found useful already, although I don't necessarily endorse any of the content as being the best. I'm known for having dozens, sometimes over 100 tabs open in my browsers (yes, plural) at a time. This is one way I manage following those interests.
Right now my programming resources make up the largest part of the content. I put those links last since they already receive so much emphasis.
An editorial note. The tech industry has always tended to move quickly, but web and mobile have really brought development to the masses. Keeping up with everything going on would be more than a full time job. I'm seeing similar shifts coming from the "maker" movement, 3D printing, and the rise of spaces like TechShop. No great insight there, but it does mean it's easy to get behind or overlook something worthwhile.
I have ways to contact me listed here. (I'm pretty easy to find anyway.) Feel free to hit me up, especially if you've found a new tool, service, workflow, ..., you like.
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Ways to find me/connect
I run my own server and infrastructure. My main site is (shockingly) http://www.greeley.org/
Here are a few places to find me publicly on the web:
I also blog (very) occasionally.
"Not the mama!"
Where I put stuff while I'm making changes
Programming
Languages
Platforms
Uncategorized (as yet)
Building/hacking real world stuff
The Sawdust Shop (Sunnyvale) (closed)
Extreme Circuits electronics projects (long list)
Audio/Video (like building speakers)
Robotron Cocktail and arcade video/pinball info
Conference and Informal Talks
Conference Videos
Tizen Developer Conference 2013 YouTube direct link
Meetup Videos
Talk References (Partial list)
Code PaLOUsa 2017
Samsung Developer Conference 2013
Adobe MAX 2011
Sprint Open Developer Conference 2010