Adrian's Journal

Comment “me” if you actually carry an electric handheld fan everywhere? I just unboxed the new JISULIFE Ultra2 Handheld Fan.  Here is what I think after testing it out: The wind is strong. It has 100 speed levels, so you can set it to a soft breeze or turn it up all the way for a huge blast of air. Not only will it cool me down, but it will also dry my hair.  The design feels premium too. It has a metal body that feels very sturdy in the hand, plus a small screen that shows the battery percentage and speed. It also has some nice extra features. It can double as a power bank to charge your phone and has a built-in flashlight. It is a bit heavy compared to regular plastic fans, and it gets quite loud when you run it at the highest speeds.  Have you seen people using this? Get yours here now… https://s.shopee.sg/AKbZjyDTu6 ~ Adrian Lee #JISULIFE #JISULIFEUltra2 #GadgetReview #TechUnboxing #SingaporeLife

If you’re looking for a compact wireless microphone under $100, this is the Luucco AirMic Combo Set, which includes two microphone transmitters, one receiver, three types of connectors, and windshields.   Just choose the right connector and plug the receiver into your device.  Next, attach the mic using the traditional clip or my favorite method: the magnetic clip.  If the background is very noisy, press the power button once to reduce the noise. Press it again for stronger noise reduction. Tell me how my voice sounds in noise reduction mode.  The transmission range goes beyond 200 meters, but I don't know when I’ll stream from that far away.  Having two microphones means you can interview someone. You can press the receiver’s power button three times and use the two mics for stereo recording.  One mic lasts about five hours, and with the charging case, you get 19 hours.  You want one? Get yours now if you’re looking for a compact wireles...

Dreamed on the night of Monday, 19 October 2026 · Recorded on Tuesday, 20 October 2026 An unsettling dream about a classroom full of people waiting for me, the things I couldn’t find, and the growing feeling that I was letting everyone down. The dream Last night, I had a nightmare about teaching my usual Smartphone Videography class. In the dream, I had a class to teach, just like the classes I have taught so many times in real life. When I arrived, there were about 10 to 20 students in the room. They seemed very excited to be there. Everything appeared normal at first, except for one rather extraordinary detail. Among the students was President Vladimir Putin of Russia. He had come to attend my class, accompanied by three bodyguards. Putin was seated at the side of the classroom, looking at me from an angle. The other students were sitting in ordinary seats, facing the front and looking towards me. It was a strange situation, but somehow, within the dream, this was simply the class I ...