The New Leaf Journal

Toto seeks to dominate the U.S. toilet market. That will be hard when you can find free “hardly used” toilets for the taking while walking through Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.

A short post on enabling a new Charging optimization feature on my GrapheneOS-powered Google Pixel 6a which I suppose doubles as a PSA.

Justina of our Justin & Justina dialogue duo once defended Instagram because it makes her feel miserable and inadequate. Justin turns to her for her take on Instagram’s new AI characters.

While the 2024-25 Celtics are on pace to shatter single-season three-point records, I take a moment to defend the honor and legacy of their three-point-happy predecessors, the 2002-03 Celtics.

I have seen several single-color Cybertrucks in the wild in Brooklyn. However, until December 20, 2024, I had never seen a company-branded Cybertruck on the road (or in this case, parked).

The Army football team was on the periphery of the college football playoff mix in 2024. I noted that the Army-Navy game was played after the playoff field was finalized. This led to a research project.

I review The New Leaf Journal’s 81 most-visited articles of 2024, with a little help on the top-12 from our resident dialogue duo.

I took a break from working on bringing 2024 to a close to write a short article bringing December 2024, our busiest non-Hacker News month on record, to a proper conclusion.

Would you rather enter the NBA Playoffs with the best regular season win-loss record or the best net rating? I investigate.

A short original English language visual novel which teaches us that seasons are people and people have feelings.

Sharing with readers the annual Brooklyn Heights Promenade Christmas Tree.

If we define having made it as receiving a green “Safe” checkmark from Norton Safeweb, I dare say that The New Leaf Journal has finally made it.