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I have a confession to make.I bought into HART tools. Not one tool. Not a drill I grabbed because I needed to hang a shelf that afternoon.I bought into HART. Tools, batteries, chargers, more tools, more batteries. You know how these cordless tool systems work. (...)

I never really planned on becoming a DJ. Apparently, neither did DJ Glitch. Yet here we are. After spending years working on, building, maintaining, breaking, fixing, redesigning, and occasionally swearing at online radio websites, I finally decided the logical next step was to get behind the microphone myself. (...)

Apparently, data centers are the new thing we’re all supposed to argue about. They use too much electricity. They use too much water. They’re ugly. They’re noisy. They’ll raise your electric bill. They’ll destroy the planet. They’ll save the economy. They’ll bring jobs. They won’t bring enough jobs. (...)

For a while, Err0r.net started becoming a little bit of everything. It had members, a forum, downloads, news, reviews, projects, and various other features that slowly pushed it closer to becoming another full community website. (...)

We give out our email addresses far too easily. Online stores want them. Newsletters want them. Apps, forums, free trials, contests, and random websites all want them. Once you hand over your real address, you usually have very little control over where it ends up afterward. (...)