Storing coffee
Depending on where you read, you could find all kinds of methods for storing coffee. There are all kinds of specialty air canisters and the like, but often it i...
Month: June 2014
Cooling off a Raspberry Pi, revisited
Previous: “Cooling off a Pi so it won’t crash” I have to admit that before starting this little experiment I was a little nervous about how it would...
SCotUS upholds finality of acquittals
In a per curiam decision decided on May 27, 2014, the Supreme Court of the United States again upheld the finality of acquittals against an attempt at a prosecu...
Morning realization
Wayne LaPierre has been quoted as saying, "The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun." And when that sentence was uttered, al...
Water cooling build in my wife’s computer – Part VII
Well to begin, the CPU block is going through customs in Germany as I write this. I don’t have any reason to believe it won’t get through, but we...
Defending due process
I understand it is frustrating seeing someone put on trial only to see them walk out of Court, having been acquitted of the charges in what many would’ve ...
Replying to Jen Gunther, MD, regarding campus rape and sexual assault
A man writes an article that mentions rape and it’s twisted into a few different directions by a feminist. Nothing new. Because one thing a lot of men don...
Water cooling build in my wife’s computer – Part VI
The original CPU water block was sent on its way to Germany a little later than I wanted, via USPS. That was part of the delay, as I originally wanted to send i...
Computer build tip: Front-panel connectors
Here’s a tip I saw recently on a video for Singularity Computers that I decided to implement myself. Recall from a previous post regarding my wife’s...
Water cooling build in my wife’s computer – Part V
Yes the build log continues, but this iteration does not begin on a high note. And just to warn you, this is going to be a long article, but I cover a lot of th...
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