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I had a few projects that required me to do some 3d designing again, so WHOO free parts! Well, you’ll have to print them yourselves. Anyway, first up is a speaker mount or ¼ mount for the iruyee speaker. It’s a super cheap speaker. I’ll make no excuse there-it’s only […]
Called the Content Creator’s Conference or C3. The link is below but it’s happening on Friday and I’m pretty much going over basic things about video and why you should choose different cameras and all that sorts of jazz. I love to hear myself talk so this should be easy. […]
I’m not sure where it’s attributed, but “Luck is the result of preparation and opportunity.” When you break that statement down, it’s more interesting to me as I get older. A lot of people will define their lives by the choices they make-and how seriously they take those choices. Someone […]
I missed a post in September. I would like to say that I was too busy, and that might be true considering, but the real problem is that I probably forgot and during a lazy moment I could have posted. Anyway, this one is about art. I am trying to […]
There’s a multitude of sad songs out there. I don’t typically listen to lyrics, its way more often the melodies that move me emotionally, but there’s a few songs that will always have a weird place as a “sad song” in my eyes. “In my life” by the Beatles is […]
Again, I feel that sometimes life just leads you into places you’re meant to go or see. In this case, just strap in. I met this guy-Benny Goodman-when he was selling some camera lenses I was interested in. I got a good deal AND and interesting story about a 1951 […]
Before that last post about dying and stuff, I had been doing a ton of traveling. I actually said secretly to myself, “Self, you like traveling, wouldn’t it be great if you traveled a bit more?”. And the real answer is…I like traveling when there’s no responsibilities on the line. […]
I almost died. That’s not hyperbole, I mean literally. I stood probably at the altar if not kneeling before the final passage once again. It’s not the first time it’s actually happened to me. When I was 19 I was in a bad car accident. I collided with a milk […]
I’m a nerd. That’s obvious. But I love reading and learning about things that I use or do, mostly because it’s interesting to think of the history behind it. While perusing the local bookstore, I came across a book on Sodas. I do happen to have a crippling Soda addiction, […]
The status of the pandemic is key, Citi explained, because the pandemic demolished the idea that global supply chains were fully optimized. “Until the pandemic, the broad consensus was that supply chains were ‘optimized’ and functioning smoothly,” the strategists wrote. “Firms were thought to have broadly solved the riddle of […]