Wouldn’t life be so much easier if we had debugging tools for everything? Imagine being able to hook up a logic analyzer to your brain after a particularly awkward conversation and figure out...

Let’s talk about used laptops—the Wild West of tech pricing, where logic and reason seem to have packed up and left long ago. It’s a market where nothing makes sense, everything is overpriced, and ...

 Hey there, and welcome to the new home of Daniel’s World! If you’ve been following along from my previous blog (or if you’re one of the devoted 12 plus two bad actors who kept me accountable ...

 To a degree, this post is unlike me. I’m showing interest in solely a person (and not a billionaire, a great technician, or Hans G0UPL of QRP Labs—who is sadly not a billionaire yet). It...

  Lately, I’ve been diving into a project that’s more preparation than execution—honing my skills in anticipation of tackling a repair. A friend of mine has an old network switch that’s seen b...

The modern world runs on consumption. Whether we like it or not, we’re all consumers—caught in an endless loop of buying, using, and discarding. And make no mistake, I’m not exempt from this. I’ve ...

When we think about love, it’s tempting to try map it onto a graph, to give it a formula or framework, something quantifiable that we can analyse in depth. Is love exponential, starting slow but gr...

As the calendar flips to a new year, it’s impossible to avoid the tidal wave of “new year, new me” resolutions. Social media feeds flood with promises of radical transformation—gym memberships spik...

There’s something deeply satisfying about breathing new life into old tech, and this time, my project involves a hybrid creation that sounds a bit like a Frankenstein's monster of computing. The mi...

 So, you’ve decided to jump into the world of 3D printing. Welcome to a hobby that’s equal parts rewarding, frustrating, and downright addicting. Whether you’re looking to prototype your next ...