When my mother passed away, one of the treasures I chose to keep was her recipe box. My Mom’s Recipe Box is an ongoing preservation project dedicated to faithfully preserving the handwritten cards, typewritten recipes, magazine clippings, and decades of family cooking history exactly as she left them.
My Mom’s Recipe Box: Preserving More Than Recipes Read More »
This typewritten Spinach Rolls recipe comes from my late mother’s original recipe box. Preserved exactly as it was filed, this post is part of My Mom’s Recipe Box, an ongoing project documenting the handwritten cards, typed recipes, magazine clippings, and family favorites that filled her kitchen over the years.
While creating a YouTube Short, I ran into an unexpected problem: every screenshot of a movie I legally own turned into a black screen. The irony? My phone camera solved the problem instantly. Here’s what happened—and what it says about today’s digital rights management.
Why Your Screenshot Is Black: When DRM Punishes Paying Customers Instead of Pirates Read More »
My Navimow usually works well, but one side of my property has become a recurring RTK trouble spot. After storms, boundary drift sent it into my neighbor’s yard, damaged sprinkler heads, and eventually pushed my neighbor to install bricks along the edge. Here’s what happened and the simple reset that temporarily fixed it.
My Navimow Keeps Mowing My Neighbor’s Yard: RTK Drift Problems in Real-World Use Read More »
A simple task like changing the thumbnail on a scheduled YouTube Short now requires bouncing between two different apps. Here’s what the current workflow looks like—and why small design decisions can create big productivity headaches.
YouTube Changed the UI… Again. Here’s What It Takes to Change a Short Thumbnail. Read More »
