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My favorite voice dictation tool, a legendary free course taught by AI pioneers, and I get a new toy
Plus, a deep dive into how Google fixes Chrome bugs, a tiny hidden diorama, a strange Apple movie, why you should buy broken GPUs, and more science on…
Aug 10
Did my zombies break Google Earth? Also, my Bambu Lab A2L first impressions video
Plus, deep dives into rogue AIs, honeycomb patterns on the surface of Mars, and amazing rope jumping acrobatics.
Aug 3
July 2026
I cloned the Codex keyboard, how to pick Claude tools, coffee is healthy
Plus, my latest preview video, Claude 5 is live, my RAM woes, easy box joints, too many Legos, and our cyclops ancestor.
Jul 27
OpenAI gutted its desktop app, new ChatGPT Work, 1Password in Claude
Plus, Bill Shatner's heavy metal band (for reals), protect yourself from QR code scams, get ready for more Trek coming this week, and I have merchy…
Jul 20
Hands-on Claude Cowork, GPT-5.6, I review the Kobra X, and I say no to Fable 5
Plus, a great way to lube your 3D printers, a wind-up go-cart, Marques Brownlee on Apple's AI race, and Mary Poppins meets Google Translate.
Jul 13
My plastic R2-D2, how to tame your OpenAI budget, I fought the spammers and my code won
Plus, a truly nasty (but wonderfully powerful) adhesive, Linux problems, gross drain clogs, 3D printing tips, Lincoln's undercroft, and why desert trees…
Jul 6
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June 2026
Gmail giveth and taketh away, Claude Tag, and another preview of my app
Plus, a screw counting machine, Windows 10 isn't dead yet, OpenAI gives a plant brains, and astronaut out-of-body experiences.
Jun 29
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My app sneak preview, more on Fable, and an AI search engine
Plus, a goat-powered AI in Age of Empires, how to know if you're being monitored, my wire shelf drawer project continues, and Siri AI might not suck.
Jun 22
Inside the wacky Claude Fable saga, ChatGPT's problematic memory, and my food planner
Plus, the cloud vs clouded leopard, a COBOL FPS, spy turtles, dark Gilligan, and I get a rivet gun.
Jun 15
I test Claude's honesty, using AI to hack PDF pages, Microsoft's Work IQ
Plus, Stargate dead again, a giant insect, re-engineering logs, a giant robot-controlled ware house, and Ed Bott is not impressed
Jun 8
I turned to AI to fix my glasses prescription, Claude gets more honest, and a new video
Plus, stopping bugs before they ship, why car windows have dots on them, inside the old Longaberger building, DNS sinkholes, and a right-angle chisel.
Jun 1
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May 2026
Google’s creepy video clones, OpenAI’s un-strippable watermarks, and why traditional app security is dead.
Plus, a very cool lift device, a waterlogged Egyptian tomb, how Cuban mechanics keep those 1950s cars going, and what email felt like in the 1980s.
May 26
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