David Gardiner

As part of the discussions with Adam from LAMM Solar and Electrical, I mentioned that we were getting an electric vehicle and I was interested in getting a home charger for faster charging.

So previously I described how our rooftop solar panels had a small failure that resulted in a reduced generating capacity.

We got an EV!

My first exposure to Home Assistant (or 'HA' for short) was as an option for triggering a hallway light from a motion sensor for people who might want to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.

Back in March last year I discovered that the company that originally installed our solar panels back in 2011 had gone out of business.

I've got a number of blog posts buzzing around in my head that I need to write up, all related to the topics of energy and electricity.

As a long-time Chocolatey user on Windows, it's not surprising that Homebrew has become my go-to solution for installing software on macOS.

A couple of months ago a suggestion came up at home about getting some kind of low-powered light in the hallway for people who might need to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night.

I'm trying out running .NET Azure Functions on my new laptop, and thought I'd start from scratch by creating a brand new .NET Azure Function project.

So last time I shared how I was trying to figure out what my next laptop would be.