A year ago I purchased some rough lumber (Sugar Maple) to build a 2m x 800mm x 780mm electronic workbench. The design was my own as I did not like what I found online.

The two table tops I finished by hand - hand planing,. sawing etc. Some cuts were made on the bandsaw and I trimmed the edges with a track saw. The legs I got lazy - I used a Hammer A3-31 jointer/planer, however the joinery was a combination of a router and hand techniques. A truly hybrid table, but the end result I think is great.

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Between June 2020 and September 2021, Douglas Wright, Jr., an operations manager at Amazon’s Charlotte warehouse, allegedly stole products with a total value of more than $273,000, using his access to get computer parts like internal hard drives and processors, according to the DOJ. Wright said in court on Friday that he shipped the products to his home, then sold them to a computer wholesale company in California.

Wright faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. A sentencing date has not been set.

20 years for stealing $250k, yet 10 years for trying to aggressively kill someone, 7 years for kidnapping, 10 years for manslaughter, 8 for rape I...

As I alluded to in my previous blog entry, I had a basic problem - different weather stations giving me different actual temperatures for my local area. Now I get there are local variations within a town, micro weather is a real phenomenon. However sometimes the weather stations were out by more than 8°C. So I decided to take matters in my own hands - how hard can it be?

It started with this component:

What do you do when your home thermostat tells you the outside temperature is 8˚C lower than what your Apple Watch tells you? Who do you believe?

This is how I'd expect a modern millennial to code (you know - the kind of person who considers facts to be particular opinions).

private bool CheckExist(out int id, out bool manageAll, out string orgCode)
{
        bool Yes = false; 
        id = -1;
        foreach (DataRow r in dv.Table.Rows)
        {
            if (r.ItemArray[1].ToString() == TextBoxUsername.Text && 
                r.ItemArray[2].ToString() == TextBoxPassword.Text)
            {
                Yes = true;
                id = (int) r.ItemArray[0];
                break;
            }
        }

    return Yes;
}