Finishing 1000sqft Basement
I may do a mini-series of posts on this at some point, this was a long lived project, and will always have little touch-ups worth of work. If I do I’ll updat...
I may do a mini-series of posts on this at some point, this was a long lived project, and will always have little touch-ups worth of work. If I do I’ll updat...
A while ago I was asked by a friend (Corey Pritchard) at work to evaluate his application during beta testing to see if there was any problems. Noting a few ...
When I bought this house there was an unused concrete deck that was gingerly sitting outside a door. This deck’s base was 4 inches of solid concrete, and it ...
Since I’ve owned the house there has been a small room to the right of our mudroom enterence taking up the corner of the house. The previous owners used this...
On the coldest day of march, I decided it was the perfect time to replace the front door. If you were to look at it you’d see light shine around all the side...
As 2020 comes to a close, I decided to bring together a collection of photos. This is some personal progress tracking for everything I’ve remodeled. The befo...
When I remodeled my bathroom, like so many contractors, I didn’t even bother to finish the closet that I completely destroyed. I managed to finish this proje...
Our ceiling light (4ft fluorescent tube) fell off our ceiling one day while I was playing with my dog and shattered across my freshly tiled kitchen floor. I ...
A pretty easy DIY electrical install through an unfinished area.
Been entirely inactive for a long time on every social media platform. Just wanted to start posting about stuff i’ve been doing since I bought the house. Her...
A full 1950s bathroom remodel, took 4 months.
We’re going to be doing a brief discussion on an approach to attacking client-side video games. I am going to make several assumptions about our reader: you’...
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Accessors with OpenCV 3.4
Some things simply do not come naturally when we attempt to process data in OpenCV. In this article we’re going to focus on using at<T> in three dimens...
This is just a test to see if I linked everything together properly