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Chris Koerner

Cliché Tagline about being a Dreamer, a Thinker, a Husband and a Father

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What is an accident?

Larry: For the sake of your viewers who can t see this, I m showing you I always have a flashlight in my pocket. That s what I walk around with. A good prop person always has a a flashlight, and it s there so that you can shine it down the barrel and check for that. If you Continue reading What is an accident?

Louie

We said goodbye to one of the greatest dogs today. Lucky to have had him in our lives. We gave him a good life after he came to us abandoned. I like to think he gave us a bit of life over the years. The epitome of “man’s best friend”, he’d follow you to the Continue reading Louie

Conan O’Brien Delivers the Commencement Address | Harvard Commencement 2026

Funny, human, and insightful.

I made a thing – a printable TATE (vertical) mode grip for the Nintendo Switch 2

Back when the Nintendo Switch came out with its hybrid approach to video game consoles, folks quickly realized that its portable nature and detachable controllers made it a good candidate for playing games in TATE mode. That is to say where the monitor or screen is turned 90º to be more tall than wide. Why Continue reading I made a thing – a printable TATE (vertical) mode grip for the Nintendo…

Play your role – Walt Whitman as performed by Edward Norton

Bernie in conversation with Claude

Critical Thinking with Bill Nye – Alive with Steve Burns

Steve Burns was a little after my childhood, but Bill was squarely in it. So nice to see both of them talking about the important role critical thinking and the scientific method play in our lives. They get into why things are so challenging now, socially, thanks to access to so much information – and Continue reading Critical Thinking with Bill Nye – Alive with Steve Burns

How Facebook Became Shit

Cory Doctorow succinctly explains how Facebook and other large, democracy-destroying, trust-eroding, hate-filled tech companies work.

Thoughts on Metroid Prime 4: Beyond

I think I enjoyed this game. It was one that I was looking forward to. Both because of my affection for the series of Metroid games, but also because this game had a curious time in development. What were they going to do different from the previous games? What would it feel like to step Continue reading Thoughts on Metroid Prime 4: Beyond

Slavery was racist – Hank Green

Hank Green does a great job explaining racism and the current culture of people with status being – and I’m being generous here – confused by it.