The other day I got into my Tesla Model Y expecting a normal drive, but this time the screen was completely black. I pressed the brake pedal, but nothing showed up. I tapped on the display several times, still nothing. For a moment, I thought the car wouldn’t drive, but strangely, it did. The lights […]
Tech Guide
How I Secure and Protect My Giant Halloween Decorations from Wind Gust
If you plan to decorate your house this Halloween with giant animatronics like the 12-foot skeletons or my Jack Skellington, the last thing you want for them is to topple over or get damaged in a gust of wind. As it is getting windier at my place, here’s how I secure and protect my giant […]
How to Free Up Storage Space on iPhone?
We all use our iPhones for just about everything. Some people just use their iPhones for basic stuff – calls, texts, maybe jotting down a quick note. Others push them harder, using them to sort out documents, tweak photos, or juggle work tasks while out and about. Either way, if you don’t pay attention to […]
Is Roasting Your Own Coffee Cheaper Than Buying Fresh Beans?
As the coffee price is rising dramatically in the last year due to inflation and tariff, many people are considering roasting their own beans at home. We’ll break down the costs, calculate the break-even point, and consider additional factors to see if it is really saving you money.
Guide to Resting and Storing Coffee Beans After Roasting
If you are roasting green coffee beans at home, note that proper resting and storage are essential to preserve the aroma, flavor, and freshness of your beans. I roast my green beans with the Gene Cafe home roaster and often get a medium roast after around 16 minutes. Here are what you should do after […]
How I Checked the Blown Fuse in My Kaiweets KM601 Multimeter
When I was testing current with my Kaiweets KM601 multimeter the other day, I must’ve pushed it too far and blown its internal fuse. So I decided to crack it open and check.
