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Review of Montie Gear 13.56MHz field detector

Review of Montie Gear 13.56MHz field detector

Friday, May 17th, 2013

I had a chance to review the 13.56MHz RFID field detector from Montie Gear and I have to say, I like this detector. It’s very thin, somewhat flexible, and is the size of a credit card so it fits in my wallet.

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus sucks

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus sucks

Wednesday, December 21st, 2011

UPDATE About a month ago, I got my hands on a Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Right out of the box, battery life REALLY sucked. I couldn’t go more than a couple hours before my 100% battery would be warning me it needed juice. In the last 30 days however, my phone has had two forced updates […]

Review of portable USB keyboard wedge RFID reader

Review of portable USB keyboard wedge RFID reader

Sunday, July 24th, 2011

Ever have to sort through a pile of unmarked LF EM4100/EM4102/Unique RFID tags sitting on your desk, or need to quickly determine the ID of a tag before programming it into your latest RFID project? Well, the guys over at CoreRFID were nice enough to send me one of their spiffy little USB readers. Turns […]

Review of Vibram KomodoSport shoes

Review of Vibram KomodoSport shoes

Wednesday, July 20th, 2011

I bought some goofy shoes today… the kind with all the toes broken out into individual little pockets. I saw them a couple days ago in a local sporting goods store and thought they might just help with that cramped feeling my toes have. I know you might just be thinking “get bigger shoes idiot”, […]

DocumentIO - You suck.

DocumentIO – You suck.

Saturday, March 27th, 2010

I normally don’t like publicly flaming companies… there are a multitude of reasons why a transaction might go bad, none of which deserve public ridicule. Usually if one puts in enough effort and explains themselves clearly, things get resolved. I started out my relationship with DocumentIO.com really liking them. They shipped out my order very […]

Borderlands co-op mode

Borderlands co-op mode

Friday, February 12th, 2010

So I’ve been playing Borderlands at night before going to bed, but now I’ve expanded to playing in the morning before work. I think I’m right at the end of the game, but who knows… it could just go on forever. Eventually though, the solo-fun will run out, and that’s where things get interesting. I […]

I’m not playing games here… I’m meditating.

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

The last year and a half has been quite stressful for me. Too many projects both personal and professional have overlapped and are slowly sapping my will to live. When I start to feel that old familiar burn-out feeling and productivity starts hitting rock bottom, the one thing I do to get by (aside from […]

Sneakiest uses for everyday things

Sneakiest uses for everyday things

Thursday, January 7th, 2010

This book is a great one if you want to show your kid how those backyard science experiments relate to real-world applications. You can buy a book or a kit that shows you how to sit down with your kid and make a simple condensation still, but this book will show you the correlation to […]

Forbidden knowledge

Forbidden knowledge

Wednesday, January 6th, 2010

Whenever I see books touting “forbidden knowledge”, I always think it’s gonna be full of a bunch of BS that pretty much anyone with a mischievous streak would already know and probably done at least once. While this book has plenty of that, it also has some topics that I didn’t expect. Here are a […]

101 things you should know how to do

101 things you should know how to do

Thursday, December 31st, 2009

Since content on the Internet has grown to the point where it now has all the answers, you’d think a book like 101 things you should know how to do wouldn’t have any place on a bookshelf anymore… and it doesn’t. This book belongs on the coffee table or in the bathroom, where it’s a […]

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