My wife just got a Subaru Outback 2.5i station wagon. She’s in love with station wagons. No, seriously. Station wagons have been her dream car body style forever. It’s like she’s been a stereotypical soccer-mom-in-training since high school. That said, by her account I drive a station wagon too. [...]
Time to get caught up on some old projects. Here’s the first of many…
I just got this Oral-B Sonic Complete. It has the coolest recharging dock in the world.
My Oster electric hair clipper died. It was time to fix it…
Why buy a $20 AC outlet tester, when you can build one for free?
I bought a replacement rear view mirror for my 2003 Toyota Matrix. Why? Because the factory mirror is… well, boring.
This is my Mom’s busted modem. It got into an argument with a thunder storm.
My friend Lynda has this stereo whose display quit working.
I have this old electric razor that was long dead…
My apartment complex is a “gated community”, meaning they have large iron gates that give the impression of security, thereby allowing them to charge more rent. Along with a key, each tenant receives a remote control to open said gate as well as the garage door to the apartment.
My 2003 Toyota Matrix has a reverse beep. There, I said it.
Remember CueCats? They were the nifty personal barcode device that advertisers were going to use to taylor market to your personal habits and tastes. It was the hardware version of spyware. Well, it failed miserably1.
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Many Tungstens out there experience the “drift.” What’s the drift, you ask?
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Date: 02/15/2006
