Dr. Justin Ribeiro, Ph.D.

In the run up to refining my SX-70 Flash Adapter Case with an actual label before shipping out prototypes to some folks, I decided I would try my hand at using a much smaller hotend on the Bambu Lab P2S.

To say I’ve used the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 Inkjet Printer a long time is an understatement.

In the first of three scheduled meetings regarding the Riverbank Unified School District RAME analysis on September 15th, 2026, I asked a number of questions to the superintendent, Dr.

The following are my public comments as delivered in regards to the Riverbank Academy of Multilingual Education (RAME) at the Riverbank Unified School District Board meeting of September 1st, 2026.

I have a strained relationship with Dyson.

The change to Zotero’s release cadence has resulted in a slight delay again on my side to getting Google Scholar Citation Count; this isn’t Zotero’s fault, it’s mine.

If you do research, chances are you have done your share of paper reviewer tasks.

We don’t lack turntables.

From 2014 to 2022, Erik Isaksen, Danny Blue, Amal Hussein, Leon Revill, and myself produced 207 episodes of The Web Platform Podcast.

Some time ago, tired of the endless updating of kid devices and the increasing amount of random device spam—I’m looking at you LG—I setup Pi-Hole as my networks end-all DNS server.

There are few things worse than getting an alert notification from a server at night.

A friend recently noticed that I had added a curious link in footer of this very site—graveyard—which after browsing called me, on the telephone, with a delectable delight at the idea.

A more than usual amount of people, their opinions transformed into sage advice backed by hubris and the whispers of their AI—less reliable than whispers on the wind, which at least attest to the burning climate conditions we find ourselves in—have felt t…

This is one of those snippets that is cheeky-useful when I’m in a pinch to test something but I don’t have the code base.

A smooth blackberry vanilla ice cream from this years harvest was a delightful surprise and burst of flavors.

World Cup 1994 photographs sit on an old photo binder, showing Stanford stadium post match.

I don’t hide my distaste for what LinkedIn has become; a long time ago, it was a nice address book compliment and now it lives under the zombie section of my graveyard.

Cut redwood log sits on my JET 14SFX Bandsaw Tables next to the 3/4 inch Lenox TRI-MASTER Carbide Blade; it cuts like a hot knife threw butter.

Meta spam to an email account I have never used.

Recent conversations around artificial intelligence (AI) have left in me in various quagmires at get-togethers and parties.

Something changed, and not in a good way.

I don’t recall exactly when I started using Google Analytics for website statistics on this site, but it was a very long time ago and I do remember the breathe of fresh air it was at the time.

It is never a good thing when your neighbor asks a innocuous but loaded question: “Are you having trouble with your pool by any chance?”

Some years ago, I acquired—in perfect working order—a dumpster Leica IIIc and Summitar lens.

I have been busy on a lot of different projects, but the one I’m most excited about is the SX-70 Flash Adapter.

I have a lot of Makita tools.

While clearing out the overabundance of spare parts I have, I came across a lone eight ball of unknown provenance.

The restored, sharpened, and working No. 4 Smoothing Hand Plane in all its glory.

Restored and setup, the Sears Craftsman Model 391-5190 vise is a joy to work use.

The Bambu Lab P2S and AMS 2 Pro sits having finished printing two Poké Ball fidgets.

The top installed as viewed from the parts boxes side.

I do not check my site logs much—let alone my analytics—as it has not been of particular interest to me.

I love open source.