Archives for: December 2024
Make Gas Cans Great Again!

If you've used a newer gas can, say in the past five years or so, it's likely that it was a bad experience for you. I know it has been for me.
The newer gas cans have safety features that make them almost unusable. They are designed to be "safer" som… more »
Oil: The Original Renewable Resource

This is an essay I did for my college English class on July 28, 2015. I hope you find it interesting.
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Oil is first and foremost for many of the world’s economies. Oil, in some form or another, is a… more »
Has GMO Tech Already Gone Too Far?

Or, should we trust The Science™?
Many people have heard of GMO foods, but they are usually imagining things within the plant kingdom -- not the animal kingdom. Where has the trend in transgenic animals gone in the last decade or so? Let's take a loo… more »
Malevolence and Punishment

Scene from BBC's Doctor Who S2 E19 from 10 June 2006
Can you punish the "evil" out of someone? I don't know to tell you the truth -- but I'd be willing to bet the answer is NO. Can you sit someone in the corner until they decide to stop being evil? L… more »
How to Add Windows Group Policy Objects and Editor to Windows 10 and 11
Many people are fed up with Windows Updates. They can't be turned off, and they're a serious nuisance. DISM (Deployment Imaging Servicing Management [tool]) is used to repair corrupted Windows Images, pulling files either from some local repository or a… more »
How To Stop Constant Windows Updates (Windows 10 and 11)
I'm sure that anyone using Windows 10 or 11 is tired of the constant "forced" updates.
You might have something open in a word processor, or maybe you're even testing something for work. The updates that are pushed are a problem -- because you can't… more »
Fixing Your Mouse Sensitivity in Linux
I'm sure that this isn't a particularly interesting subject, but if you've used Linux as a desktop OS you might just be interested.
I installed MX Linux 23.4 and began setting things up.
I love the OS, it's snappy and things work well. Most of the… more »
