2026-01-16 (F) Weekly Summary

I made several urgent adjustments to the screen holder, including increasing its height and wall thickness for durability while ensuring the screen dimensions allowed a smooth fit. I also significantly reinforced the screw mounts.

Screen holder with a removed chunk

I printed a couple of new screen holders, but their edges were distorted because they released from their printing supports. Oddly, they failed at the same time, but the edges were not critical parts, so I should be able to use them anyway. I printed a third without supports, and it came out better in less time.

Three screen holders

I finished mounting the screens for four of the taggers, but I still need to buy and install the fifth screen. The headphone adapters need to be installed, and then the final step will be soldering the wires to the microcontroller boards.

Four screens and IR sensors in place

Ingredients:

• SHIN (Green Vegan) ramyun noodle packet
• 20mL (1 tablespoon) PB2 Pure peanut powder ()
• Egg (medium boiled or uncooked)
• 150mL coconut milk
• Frozen vegetables
• Corn (approximately 100 grams)
• Edamame (approximately 100 grams)
• Frozen shiitake mushroom slices  (approximately 100 grams)
• 150mL cow milk
• Furikake to top 

Instructions:

1. Boil 700mL water in a pot
2. Add packaged seasoning packets, packaged flakes, PB2 powder, and coconut milk
3. Add frozen vegetables and mushrooms 
4. Bring back to a boil
5. Add the dry noodles
6. If using an uncooked egg, crack it into the water one minute after the noodles
7. Remove from heat
8. Stir in the cow milk
9. If using a medium boiled egg, cut it in half and place on top
10. Sprinkle furikake on top 

I created this recipe as an homage to KPop Demon Hunters and served it with some store-bought fresh kimbap and Buldak spicy chips.

It has been awhile since I published a recipe

Ed and Dash from First Impressions joined us to discuss KPop Demon Hunters. Everyone enjoyed the movie, despite some technical difficulties during the show, which booted us after twenty minutes, so I linked both parts below the video.

Critical Affection: KPop Demon Hunters Part 1, and Part 2

Ed and Dash hosted the Critical Affection crew on First Impressions to talk about the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack. We had mostly positive things to say, but not all the tracks were winners. Only Amanda said she would not keep the album, despite a few likeable tracks.

First Impressions Episode 52: K-Pop Demon Hunters Soundtrack (1:25)

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