menga

Fixing computers.

The other day I drove to a place about an hour away.

I've been using YouTube a long time.

Some new information has come about concerning the new ultrawide models from Garmin.

Tech crap comes and goes.

Break-and-bake cookies taste better than any cookie for sale in the grocery store, even if the break-and-bake is just plain chocolate chip. for baking sheets is more expensive than the tear-off kind, but I gotta admit it's mighty convenient.

Funny enough that after I make a post about old nav screens, Garmin releases two new ones, the Drive 7.1" and 8.8" ultrawide.

I got my first Garmin screen in 2005, a StreetPilot i3.

If you use this, you will get screwed.

I was sent a guitar recently for review, and it's interesting this happened because the universe really wanted me to own a guitar like this.

This year in particular has been one of the worst summers I've ever dealt with, heat wise.

A little over a month ago, I bought a W221H, still have it, and it's still on my wrist.

Given I'm a navigation nerd, I sometimes do map study.

I do not know if this qualifies me as a coffee snob or not, but I do grind my own beans and use a very specific amount of water to brew a mug's worth with.

I can totally understand why some would choose to buy a new phone instead of reset an old one, as the process of setting up a phone after a reset is seriously annoying.

I read elsewhere someone complaining about the price of memory cards, and thought to myself okay, it can't be that bad...