This page keeps track of things I’ve purchased for upgrading the RV rig (which means RV and tow vehicle). I will write about: the reason for purchase how it’s held up images and optionally link to product Inverter

Blog about a 2 week RV trip in May 2022 from Bay Area to North California — Redding and Mt. Shasta. TRIP MAP Perry Riffle BLM. The first day was at a BLM location, because it was getting dark and we wanted a place to stop by. Redding Marina RV park was…

Do you ever think of life after death? It exists. I don’t mean physically, but rather what you build during your lifetime to make its dent in the universe. “Leave the world in a better place than you found it” — a boy scout rule. This simple principle is adopted…

I got mine installed at U-Haul for $285 ($85 in labor), but I think I could’ve done it myself for half that price — if I had the tools.

This post is about lessons I learnt in CS452 Real-Time Programming, a 4th year undergraduate class at the University of Waterloo. Better known as “trains” or “realtime” class. “Easy stuff! You play with trains all day (literally, maybe even night). …

Growing up, I looked up to a lot of heroes for motivation, and Steve Jobs is one such inspirational hero for me. He was influential to a lot of the values I hold true today. I had read his autobiography — multiple times — and I think it is one…

Recently I bought a Kindle. I had never used the Amazon ecosystem for ebooks, because I was using Kobo (a Canadian alternative to Kindle). I thought I should do more reading lately; perhaps having a nice ebook reader, the Paperwhite, would help me get started. But ironically, the ebook reader wasn’t what I was most happy with — rather, it’s the ecosystem. The little things made a lot of difference in usability, setting it apart from the Kobo.