OK, we’re lobsters and we’re boiled. Y’all sure fooled, us, Netflix, Amazon, HBO, Disney, etc.

One of the primary lenses I use with my Canon 80D needed a home when not in service. Lately we’ve been washing condiment and other plastic containers before recycling them and sometimes (the ones that don’t melt in the dishwasher) they come out so clean I keep a few for storing bits in my workshop.In this case I used a couple screws to attach this old salsa container to my home office desk’s wooden legs making for a great lens storage solution that’s way better than keeping it on the floor.You could easily use a few of these on a workshop wall and, if they’re clear, it’s easy to see exactly what’s in there.

The time for our kiddo to have a screen in his room has come. It’ll help contain the sounds of some of the horrible shows he watches :) BUT, and more fun, he can more easily hang with a buddy and play games together.I had a spare monitor around but wanted to keep things clean and off his desk and, instead of a swing arm-style wall mount, I created this DIY bracket out of a couple strips of aluminum I had around.Follow along below on how you can build a DIY monitor flush wall mount and hit me up on Mastodon to ask me anything.Of course, depending on the size/weight of your monitor, you may need a thicker back plate for your DIY monitor flush wall mount.

Designers everywhere, rejoice! A Figma blog post today announced the news that the Figma / Adobe merger is no more.

After just over 7 years, Friday was my last day with Amazon. I got to work with some fantastic people (thanks and cheers to all the good/real ones!

Ahhh, blogs. That thing people use to use to express themselves online that wasn't a forum.