I’m all for conquering the stars. Seriously. At least exploring them. I think if we try to plant our flag everywhere like we did on the planet we’ll get our ass handed to us eventually. AsRead More…
It occurred to me, as I was writing down 2017.33 on a log that remembering the day may be a challenge. It made me wonder how we remember dates now. Is remembering a number between 1Read More…
I went to the web timer page today (or, looked at it, I keep it open on one of my screens) to fill in the day of year and realized that I had used the wrongRead More…
No, but seriously, if you want it, I’ll make it. Android apps cost nothing to make and can be made on Linux, Windows, and Macs. But if you want to build an IOS app youRead More…
We’re in like Flynn!! The app has been published in the google play store and can be found here! Download it and try it out! New features to roll out soon.
2017.18 – 670 ticks. I sat down last night to tinker with my Metric Timer android app. Low and behold, got it fully functioning before I ran out of steam. I just have a couple tweaksRead More…
Before this project site went up and before I created the timer at http://metrictime.geekster.me, I worked on a prototype to ensure my math and execution was sound. In it, I came across several decisions that IRead More…
It’s only be one day and already I’m seeing both the fun of the project and the limit without having more tools. For instance, I’m looking into creating a windows app that displays metric next toRead More…
Just to help keep things simple, I wrote down the important times of the day that I’m learning. I’d expect that if we went full metric that we may adjust our day according to metric time.Read More…
This small effort project will be my attempt to convert to using Metric Time for one month during 2017. I’ve created a webpage that displays metric time. In this project blog I’ll document issue I’ve hadRead More…