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Talking through the money conversations that come with starting a maker business, product ideas, local selling, and setting realistic goals.

Explore a love story through the adventures of Emi in "Tarot of the Guiding Muse", a 78 card tarot deck.

Josh spends three weeks putting Riverside's mobile app through its paces for recording and live streaming, and shares the good, the bad, and the frustrating. He digs into a missing live chat feature, ...

Josh breaks down why he launched community.themakerdad.com on Invision Community and what it took to build it.

From the Shop Floor is where The Maker Dad Community digs into real articles on woodworking, shop setup, maker tech, and the creator side of making things.

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The British government will introduce a ban on social media access for all users under 16 years of age, set to take effect in 2027. UK prime minister Keir Starmer announced the plans on Monday, calling the move “the right step for Britain” and the best way to keep children safe online. I really don’t believe these bans are going to work. The kids are definitely going to be making workarounds faster than the supposed adults in the room will block. All this does is give bad parents yet anothe...

I know I’m not the only person who has noticed this, watching many videos through YouTube and other networks. I’ve noticed for a few years that there is a growing abundance of jump cuts that are only one second long for each scene. The only thing I can think of is that the video was to be edited in this way for the short-attention span audience on TikTok or elsewhere. Maybe I’m just getting into the old man yells at clouds stage of life.

I’m actually happy with what the LTT team did for going through the Linux experience challenge. They brought to light many points, both good and bad, that I think more normal Windows users should start to look deeper into the Linux ecosystem.

On this page I've been battling that ever present ball and chain of procrastination in dealing with finishing the garage clean out. Something that shouldn't take more than a few hours to just go...

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This channel is a repository of the speed paints and livestreams of Corey Johnston, the artist behind Coreyartus Imagery. The videos shared here are mostly speed paints from Procreate, formatted in...

Support local art! Purchase Redwood Secrets 11x17" Limited Edition Print from illustrator Corey Johnston. Handmade in Eureka, CA.

🪵 From the Workshop — Starting to get down to documenting the journey of converting a section of our two-car garage into a workable woodshop. I know that it’s been quite a few weeks, longer than that,...

Funny enough, the following video got fed to me on YouTube, while it does bring up a lot of great points about the algorithm. There are some others that I wish could have gotten a bit more attention, ...

He kind of did bring Barnes & Noble back from an early grave, but this isn’t the way to continue that upward trend. AI-created books are just slop that no one wants to read. Amazon is going through th...