Simple recipe for soy sauce eggs, suitable for a soup topping. This recipe will prepare a dozen eggs in a mason jar.
Good way to use up old milk.
Simple lasagna dish, with ingredients that can be found at a common American grocery store. Serves 4 meals on its own, or 6 with sides.
Simple mac and cheese recipe. Serves 4 or so.
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I wrote the roots of this article in reply to a friend’s request for me to explain the advantages of ZFS over NTFS. However, a direct comparison is difficult, because ZFS is different from a standard filesystem in a number of fundamental ways. I must provide a history/primer on how data is stored on hard drives – though for simplicity’s sake, I will intentionally leave out a lot of details, features, exceptions, and edge cases (so don’t @ me). Hopefully I will be straightforward enough that, if you’ve ever partitioned a hard drive and installed an operating system (or created one), you can understand.
Bokken and iaito maintenance are essential elements of training in Japanese Sword Arts. Without attention to these details, your iaito may become rusty and less smooth to draw, and your bokken may become splintered and cause injury to yourself and other students.
While I am not an expert in these fields, over the years, I have come to some budget-friendly and reasonably traditional solutions. This article is intended to be a guide to buying, mixing, and using your own oils for maintenance of wooden bokken and steel iaito. Continue reading
I wrote a simple program that reads my CPU and GPU temperature, and changes the color of the computer’s LED lighting to a range between blue and red accordingly.
This program was made for my ASUS Prime B560M-A motherboard, with an nVidia GTX 1060 video card, running Debian 11 Linux. The motherboard uses an Asus Aura USB device, hence the name of this project.
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