I am closing Stay Tuned In, the site was an idea of mine, but I never really had good data. If you were wondering good data would cost be $800 dollars a month, on a site that generated no revenue.

Mayby the TV industry wants it this way, but they are killing innovation. By not figuring out how to ramp up small projects, many probably stop before they ever even sit down, and code.

The hardest part about running Stay Tuned In was keeping the data stream up, and running. The user interface, and everything else was fairly simple.

A couple years ago I read an article in the New Yorker about a brewery called Dogfish Head. In the article they talked about an interesting beer, Palo Santo Marron. Besides the beer they gave a rough history of the company including the fact that when Dogfish Head started brewing it was illegal in Delaware, the owner single handedly wrote the bill legalizing it, and got it passed.

Wacchen, from day 1, has been my biggest personally built website. Many other people felt my personal anguish that their wasn't something that allowed me to save videos to watch later. That is what has made Wacchen useful. I walked into an existing, wide spread need.

In the last week I have heard two co-workers exclaim lack of energy when they get home, and therefore can't find the time to work on extracurricular activities. When I hear this, I go-off a little, I know its unfair, and I shouldn't care what other people think, but I have two kids at home, and I still find the time to make things.

I am slowly forgetting what my life was like before I had kids, not so much the things I did, but more like what my daily routine was, but I am pretty sure I felt the same way. When I got home I wanted to relax, I knew that I had time later to do what I wanted.