Category: Reviews

Revisiting the Past (My Journals)

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By , December 25, 2025

This month has been an unexpected adventure into the past.

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We Bought an Amazing $25 outdoor wireless solar camera (PM Popmake)

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By , December 16, 2025

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Setting up our Little Free Library

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By , November 29, 2025

Here’s our story of setting  up a Little Free Library (LFL) at our home in Springfield, Missouri. DRAFT

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Today’s Reading Distractions (mid-2025)

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By , October 5, 2025

These are my BlueSky posts for the past 3 months for “today’s reading distraction”

Fake USB Flash Drives (eBay)

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By , June 19, 2016

There are Bad People out there, who sell USB flash drives designed to show fake capacity values.

Over the past year, I’ve purchased a few dozen USB flash drives, with capacities ranging from 8GB to 256GB.  Some were genuine; most were fakes. Read more »

Amazon’s Deceptive “Prime Day” Deals

By , August 25, 2015

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CRM Terminology: Words That Don’t Mean What You Think

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By , August 20, 2015

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Cable Management for Adjustable Desks

By , August 16, 2015

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My Autonomous Desk (basic) Has Arrived! (Standing Desk, motorized)

By , August 12, 2015

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Thinking, Fast and Slow

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By , March 2, 2015

thinking_fast_and_slowWow. I just realized that I’ve been reading one book for more than a year, and I’m still not even half-done.

The book is Daniel Kahneman’s Thinking, Fast and Slow. Of course, I’ve read dozens of other books during this time.

Don’t get me wrong — it’s a really good, really interesting book — but it constantly forces me to think, and sends my brain into a tailspin of distraction. Read more »

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