
If you were around in the 1990s you probably remember destroying your fingers on the PowerCheck meter on Duracell batteries. Did you know there’s a fascinating history behind it, including a patent battle?
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Proton Pass has launched. I love Proton’s services and can’t wait to move from Bitwarden to Proton Pass but there’s two things preventing me from moving: Ability to store credit cards and a Safari extension for the Mac. Once it has those two things I think I’m all in.
Congrats to Roman Bürki and Tim Parker of St. Louis City SC on being selected for the MLS All Star roster.
I will have to play around with micropub posting with iOS shortcuts later. Looks pretty simple.
The future of this country is looking really scary, especially if corporations can vote in elections.
The Flash seems like a box office bomb. Is it that bad or are people just done with DC/superhero movies? I wanted to see it just for Michael Keaton, he was the first Batman I saw in theaters with my dad, but I still haven’t gone back to theaters since COVID began.
I really didn’t expect this many of my seeds to sprout from my bonsai kit.
This isn’t a new thought by any means, but Google has ruined the internet. It’s impossible to find good information these days. Simple searches (in any search engine) direct you to spammy SEO pages that may or may not actually contain the information you are looking for.
I’m stuck in a YouTube rabbit hole of history videos. Tonight’s topics were: The Norte Chico, the Olmec, and Cahokia.
Dan Moren has a new book coming out this fall called All Souls Lost, described as “a supernatural detective story set in the Boston area ithat involves spooky goings on at a big tech company.” Can’t wait for it. You can preorder it now.