Hackintosh Why and how I went Hackintosh I've been going through what you could call a transitional stage with my home setup this past half-year. From acquiring a few servers, to setting up my main home work machine as a
Homelab Server Padding Due to part luck and part perseverance from a colleague I somewhat quickly ended up with several servers. My original plan was to purchase just the one, but these things have a way
DIY Update: Installing a Monitor Arm on my Tiny Desk. A few weeks ago I installed a dual monitor arm on my tiny standing desk, and today I wanted to post a quick follow-up to this. First; I've been thoroughly enjoying this setup.
Hackintosh Video: Native Bluetooth and WiFi on a Hackintosh Today I'm installing a Broadcom BCM94360CD PCIe card for native Bluetooth and WiFi support on the Hackintosh I built not too long ago for home work usage. The process is easy enough, and
Gaming Upgrading a PS4 Hard Drive Not too long ago I upgraded the hard drive of my PS4. This was just in time, too, with Red Dead Redemption 2 coming out not long after and weighing in at a
Office Installing a Monitor Arm on my Tiny Desk. I have a very small standing desk that I use as a sort of as a mobile home office, as I can roll it around the house to find the best spot for
DIY Installing a grounded wall socket For some reason that is completely unknown to me, only two or three wall sockets in my apartment are actually grounded — in the kitchen and laundry room. All the other ones actually have
Tech Video: Replacing the battery of a SNES game, or; Can I (Still) Solder? It's been forever since I last soldered something, so when I planned to replace the battery of my Donkey Kong 2 SF cart, I wasn't sure if I would be able to do
Video Video: The Balcony Here I sand, stain and apply a coating to a garden set originally purchased from Ikea. We've since moved to a place that lacks a balcony, but we actually still use this table