Year: 2020

Does one thing really fucking well.

Comically tiny, but very useful still. A reluctant knife-owners knife.

Have a small kit ready to go for your kids, is a crucial thing. But don’t worry I’ll also talk about a briefcase you should keep your eye out for a sale on.

Small, powerful, and well built. Heck of a light.

Buckle up, state of the iPad awesomeness, why people don’t leave Facebook, and waterproof printable paper.

Heck of a sale.

Allow me to give you an overview of bag manufacturers.

It’s not a bad light, but goodness it’s ugly.

A deeper look at why remote work is draining you, and some things I did to get ready for Hurricane Laura potentially heading right for us.

You likely need a charger and charging cable for your phone well before you’ll need a knife in a real bug out scenario.

Allow me to explain this Apple clamp down on the App Store, it’s because our legal system is shitty.

This is the king of everyday carry pens for a reason, even if you don’t carry it, you should own one.

I really think that the tech industry as a whole has failed the education market.

This is the most perfect everyday blade you can buy.

Allow me to show the stupidity of a popular productivity list.

All at once time seems to not be progressing, and yet slipping away.

Read this, I can actually save you some money. But I can also help spend it too.

Pick one: data caps or working from home. Because streaming video calls uses a lot of bandwidth, and so does remote education.

Do not waste your money on this.

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