"A professional installer would not use a nipper but a cable tie tool like the Panduit GTS-E that tensions to a set level, and flush cuts at the same time."

"Nothing mew, my old BMW had an iPad mount that attached to the headrest using a spring-loaded bar:https://shop.bmw.co.uk/3618/genuine-tablet-headrest-mount-holder-for-apple-ipad-2-3-4-51-95-2-360-373/"

"Looks like a copy of the Elgato Green Screen that's been around for a while now (I finally got one for Black Friday, and it's great).https://www.elgato.com/en/green-screen"

"Heh. I'm not a designer but I designed and made a replacement German kitchen cabinet door hinge for my brother-in-law. He says it's more solid than the original.https://www.tinkercad.com/things/73m5SHFju1N-kitchen-cabinet-fixture-hinge"

"Steve Jobs famously insisted all the members of the original Macintosh team sign the inside of the computer's case, and they were engraved on the molds:https://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?project=Macintosh&story=Signing_Party.txt"

"Fun fact: in the traditional French garment sizing system, L Is "patron" (boss) and XL is "grand patron" (big boss)."

"You should never store tomatoes in the refrigerator. To quote McGee:"Storage Tomatoes came originally from a warm climate, and should be stored at room temperature. Their fresh flavor readily suffers from refrigeration. Tomatoes at the mature-green stage are especially sensitive to chilling at temperatures below about 55°F/13°C, and suffer damage to their membranes that results in minimal flavor development, blotchy coloration, and a soft, mealy texture when they're brought back to room temperature. Fully ripe tomatoes are less sensitive, but lose flavor due to the loss of flavor-producing enzyme activity. Some of this activity can come back, so refrigerated tomatoes should be allowed to recover at room temperature for a day or two before eating."Excerpt From: Harold McGee. "On Food and Cooking.""

"It's 2021 and companies still make devices with the flimsy, fragile and incredibly annoying Micro-USB connector instead of USB-C, for shame!"

"I have a tool like this I got for $8 from Amazon (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B074C6NWYN/). Made in China, and the squeezing handles are nowhere near as comfortable as these, but the same toothed gears that leave a crinkled finish on the tube, and the same all-metal construction."

"The superior wheelbarrow design already exists, it's the Chinese wheelbarrow, which evolved to deal with China's decaying road network, as explained in this fascinating article:https://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2011/12/the-chinese-wheelbarrow.html"

"If you look at the video, you will notice the meter has a small built-in zoom camera, so even if you can't see the laser dot, you can use the crosshair on the screen to position the distance measurement fairly accurately."