While few in the Tech world will be shocked that Jobs has passed (it’s been no mystery that he has been ill for years) I feel many (including myself) are shocked that it’s so very sudden after his resignation from Apple. I personally give the man a lot of respect for essentially working till the end. It was another example of Steve’s never ending drive that he was so well known for.

While I’ve never been a fan of Steve the man, I will admit that I’ve always had respect for his vision and determination.  Even as someone that has always supported open architecture I have to admit that there were times I looked at Steve’s creations after he returned to Apple and though “That’s pretty sharp.”  I eventually broke down and purchased an iPod, but limited myself to that.  I now work in an environment that is 80% Mac, which is a nice dose of irony for me.  I think it’s also allowed me to glean a little bit of that vision that Jobs had such a clear focus on.

In closing, I’d like to say that while it’s a over used cliche, I can think of no better way to say it.  The world already feels smaller and a bit more drab without Mr. Jobs.  Godspeed Sir!

Ok, so that’s right, this is one of those “Tech” blogs that are a dime a dozen.  What a moron I must be since there are already eleventy-million!!11111 of them already right?  Well, here’s the way I see it.  It’s a big world wide web and I’m just going to make it a little bigger.  If I help someone in the process, then I’ll feel better.

So, keep your eye’s peeled.  As soon as I figure out some categories and get some things underway, content will be popping up around here.  You can expect everything from some random piece of tech that I think is cool, to a podcast of my rambling on about a subject.  Anything in between, well, read at your own risk.