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It’s like the people at Zoom just can’t help shooting themselves in the feet.

Our local grocery store hasn’t had yeast on hand for 10 days. Luckily, we have lots and my wife loves making “Italian Bread” and I make a delicious “Japanese Milk Bread.” We’re also going to get into making sourdough bread because it doesn’t require store bought yeast.

I’ll take fellow Canadian Hadfield’s critiques over deGrasse Tyson’s any day of the week.

This stuff is ridiculously funny.

Many years ago, I would have been in San Francisco this time of year to attend Macworld Expo so I know what it’s supposed to look like. Seeing the city empty is eerie.

Apple stepping up.

There are nine episodes from the show’s first season available now, and the season finale drops on Thursday.

FYI Engadget that technology has been in place for over 26 years.

Tense and terrifying. Imagine what you would do as a parent.

CNBC: When large tech companies including Apple and Facebook announced this week that they’d be donating stockpiles of protective masks to health workers around the world, some people may have wondered why they had them in the first place. Executives … Continued

“Fake news” is everywhere, even in “good news” stories.

I certainly wouldn’t cancel Netflix for these alternatives but if you’re bored, there’s lots of options to “channel surf.” It also shows just how many streaming services are out there. I haven’t even heard of some of these.

I tried learning Go back in college but I quickly found out I’m nowhere near smart enough to play it – and I was a pretty decent chess player. But the game fascinates me nonetheless.

Unsurprising but still a little unnerving.

If you use this promotion, it’s basically getting free money. And who can’t use a bit of extra money?

Apple has also donated $15 million and is allowing Apple Card owners to skip their March payments without interest.

Many of these screen savers are spectacularly beautiful.

Not exactly surprising.

I’m not an Oprah fan but every little bit helps.

I’ve noticed this “slow down” (reduced quality) with YouTube videos here in Canada.

More and more organizations are stepping up and helping out like this.

It’s a bit dated but still a great film to watch.

Your move, Adobe.

What a great move by the folks at Audible.

We posted a similar story about Apollo 11’s real-time website. It’s an incredible resource. Take the time to poke around the site and see the wealth of details in it. Amazing work.

I don’t hate Dasani but I no longer drink it or any other bottled water. But it is amusing to see in the stores that, even if all the other bottled waters are gone, there are often cases of Dasani left behind.

Hopefully, people aren’t thinking of hoarding iPads like they’re hoarding toilet paper.

Still a great movie that holds up well 30+ years later.

I imagine there are a lot of people going through this thought process right now.

If I had any friends, I’d definitely try this Chrome extension.