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    March 14, 2025

    An oldie, but a goody, from back in the days when one hit wonders got turned into commercials for cleaning products rather than forgotten entirely. I don’t know if that’s actually a better fate or not, it just seemed like the point to make. I mean there’s the financial payoff, which isn’t a bad thing,…

  • Restoring my Family’s House

    March 1, 2025

    I don’t have time to work on this today, but it popped into my head and I wanted to check on it before I forgot. My family started to research this a couple of decades ago, but didn’t get too far. It occurred to me that search engines have improved dramatically in that time, and…

  • I Didn’t Know Kudzu Was Edible and so Versatile

    February 28, 2025

    This is my third version of this post and I’m determined to make it the most succinct of the three. Considering the breathtaking scope of the tangents I was embarking upon (or possibly digressing into), that shouldn’t be hard. What I find compelling about this video is that Kudzu is all over the place. It…

  • Menu on Home Page Problem Fixed

    February 28, 2025

    8:06 P.M. I’ve been taking care of other things since I fixed the problem that kept the Blog link on the menu from loading the blog entries earlier. I came back, sat down, and realized that the navigation menu was at the bottom of the page on the home page and on the page template….

  • Navigation Problem Fixed

    February 27, 2025

    Until 3:50 P.M. on February 27, there was a problem with the navigation menu link for Blog to sort and display only the blog posts. I didn’t actually even realize there was a problem. I’m kind of old school with web development. I always created web pages on Windows computers using notepad. I took pride…

  • Eric Swalwell, Busted

    February 27, 2025

    Sortor was on Tim Pool’s show last night talking about this. This is maybe the largest unforced error we’ve seen so far from Swalwell, and he’s had some dillies: Passing gas during a live television appearance. Veiled threats about using nukes against Americans who rebelled against the government. Fabricating evidence in the second Trump impeachment…

  • The Largest Lego City in the World, in the Making

    February 26, 2025

    Lego is one of the things that I keep an interest in, even though I don’t often actually put my hands to bricks. I’m not opposed to doing so, but when I do something, I like to go big, and I don’t currently have the time or money to invest in a large Lego build….

  • Keyless Entry, Bon Fires, VAX Mainframes & My Life History

    February 25, 2025

    In early January, I lost the only set of keys I had, including the fob, for the truck. I looked everywhere for two days and couldn’t find them. Ironically, I’d bought an off-brand AirTag for the keys at Dollar General a few weeks before, but when I checked the FindMy app on my iPhone, I…

  • The Succulent Pseudo-Green House Experiment:

    February 25, 2025

    I have a patch of mixed succulents next to the steps out front that has been there for three years now – this is the third winter it’s survived. The first winter, most of it was killed off and I had to replace it. The second winter, I took samples of each type of succulent…

  • Artistic Rendering of the Death Star Trench Run With 80,000 Lego Bricks

    February 21, 2025

    This is a fine piece of work. I like the exterior cut out. Though I suspect that none of the personal would be gathered, eating chicken legs during an all-out attack from the Rebel Alliance. If they were, they probably regretted it in the afterlife. I also noticed at least one Easter Egg (Mickey Mouse)….

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