I used to spend many, many hours working hardwood with my dad when I was still young and fresh. In an attempt to reconnect with some memories I decided to start up this hobby again, but with one rule: No power tools. This does not exclude an electric drill as I do not yet have my brace / egg beater drill. But everything else is done by hand - sawing, planing, jointing etc.

My first project: An advent calendar for my offspring. I did not make the red boxes though, I had some help with those.

To annoy myself, for anyone living under a rock, you must have heard of phishing attacks by now.

A refresher:

Phishing is the fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.

HubSpot recently showed me this message:

Nothing wrong with it per se, however this message is more misleading than you may think. From the message alone it seems like I will only benefit by upgrading. "More module fields", "better template previews", "more modern coding experience". All seem to be like improvements,. So I clicked upgrade. And oh boy - when I tried to edit one of my many templates suddenly I could not add HTML fields or HubL fields any longer - the backbone of the template I have been using.

The new Outlook on Office 365 (aka Outlook Web Access) thinks there is a need for a "like" button on emails. Why would I like an email? I can already flag an email as important - all that I need. But why like it? Will that send an email to the sender telling them I am in love with their email?

It is especially awkward in emails Outlook clearly thinks are junk:

It seems like Lightroom Classic's newly improved face detection algorithm still suffers from some, umm, basic issues. No offence to anyone.

Update Seems like it is more confused than I thought. This after training it with 5000+ images of who Katja is.