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

"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"

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

"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."

"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.""

"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"