Friday night…. at Daniel Spisak on Technology

What is there to do this Friday night?

My options are as follows so far:

1. Drive up to Big Bear (not sure because I may get called out for comms duty with all the fires)
2. Go to Century Club in Los Angeles (costs some money, but I’ve never been there so I am curious)
3. ???

Part of me would like to do Big Bear but I feel like I need to stay somewhat local in case OES calls me up for babysitting the OASIS satillite trailer.

Century Club would be nice to do, but since I’ve never been there as is typical I would be going there by myself. That sucks, but I’ve done it before.

Surely there must be someone I know who is doing a party? If not then this has reached an all time low from recent memory and I really would rather not be alone that night with Ghents passing still rather freshly imprinted on my mind and all of the raging fires going on to worry about.

feh, I swear I was never going to do angsty entries, really.

About the Author

Daniel Spisak was born from the fiery depths of fusion and now roams the pale blue dot known as Earth. I obtained my bachelors degree in Computer Science from UC Irvine at the end of 2007.

I am also involved in technology & security consulting firms as well as being a freelance technology writer. I also contribute to Jerry Pournelle's website and Chaos Manor Reviews. Additionally I am also a freelance photographer as well and you can find my photos either on my own personal gallery or up at my Flickr account or on Zivity.

This blog is one of the main locations where I do my writing, which is then automatically sent to my LiveJournal, VOX, and MySpace accounts. I can also be found on a variety of social networking and microblogging sites like Pownce, Twitter, Brightkite, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

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