Evan Wondrasek

Hello, and welcome to an exceptionally overdue installment of my Year in Reading series for 2024!

ℹ️ This post is part of an ongoing series where my wife and I watch the top 100 highest-rated movies of all time.

ℹ️ In the Today I Learned (TIL) series, I'll share some things I learned that surprised me, captured my attention, or personal anecdotes that I learned The Hard Way and may be able to save you some time and trouble in the future.

If you're new to this series: At the end of each year, I like to take some time to reflect on what I read over the past year and share some recommendations.

ℹ️ This post is part of an ongoing series where my wife and I watch the top 100 highest-rated movies of all time.

ℹ️ This is part of an ongoing series of Question and Answer posts that are based on real questions I've received from others, and I thought that my responses were potentially useful for the future.

Getting blocked on a project or task at work is inevitable, and the likelihood is usually inversely related to the amount of direct control you or your team have over it.

ℹ️ This is part of an ongoing series of Question and Answer posts that are based on genuine questions I've received from others, and I thought that my responses were potentially useful for future audiences.

Ah, hello again!

ℹ️ This post is part of an ongoing series where my wife and I watch the top 100 highest-rated movies of all time.

We recently took a short trip out to Whidbey Island, Washington State, and I used this as the perfect excuse to take my first drone flight.

I'm a big fan of the NVIDIA Shield - it's a media device that you connect to your TV and gives you access to streaming services (like Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+, etc.), Chromecast, game streaming, and pretty much anything else you can do on Android.

ℹ️ This post is part of an ongoing series where my wife and I watch the top 100 highest-rated movies of all time.

This post is part of an ongoing series where my wife and I watch the top 100 highest-rated movies of all time.

Over the past several decades, if you wanted to play a video game on your living room TV, you probably hooked up a gaming console directly to your TV, and thus emerged generations of entertainment on platforms like Nintendo, Xbox, Playstation, and Sega.