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A neighbor recently donated an old Samsonite hard case that is large enough to fit some of my folding bikes perfectly.
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I recently picked up a dirt cheap copy of the Quadrillion puzzle game in great condition for the kids only to find that it was missing a piece.
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Cloudflare (CF) recently expanded their offerings within the Workers AI product.
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tl;dr Like Googling, LLM prompt engineering is a basic skill that will become indispensible to personal and professional projects as LLMs become more entrenched in our computing activities.
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If you’ve ever had trouble printing large images and documents properly on MacOS, read on!
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If you need to use serial ports created by Serial-to-USB (S2U) adaptors in MacOS with your Windows apps running in Wine, you’ll need to map them so that Wine can correctly detect and use them.
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As part of the reverse engineering effort for the Bookman Archive, I uncovered the pinouts for the ROM cartridges of the Bookman systems.
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A bit of history Franklin Bookman devices were early eBook readers with plug in ROM cards that distributed (mostly) reference content.
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KiCad is the open source standard for PCB design and these days a prerequisite for cheap professional PCB manufacture.
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The Bookman Archive has moved to BookmanArchive.com.
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10 Easy Steps to being the coolest sysadmin in 2005 Ever wonder how complicated it would be to do some casual Linux administration from a mid-2000s PocketPC device?
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As part of a Dell Axim PDA bundle, I came into possession of this curious Dell Navteq BT-332 Bluetooth GPS Receiver that I’m planning to use with an offline OSM app on a laptop (something normally without a location sensor).
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When the local coronavirus restrictions were enacted early on this year, I was determined not to let this time go to waste.
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My holiday project of implementing a Sierra AGI web runtime is coming along nicely.
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Holiday projects in the 2020 season were extremely plentiful owing to the local COVID-19 lockdown measures.
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The end of year winter season is a time when many of my family and friends celebrate their birthdays.
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The name comes from the first thing I tried to recreate within it: the NASA worm logo.
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Pandemic lockdown had most of the neighborhood occupied with indoor activities this year.
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Over the summer, my obsession with micro-folding bikes came to a head when an auction alert notified me that an original Sinclair Research A-Bike Mk1 was listed.
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The Dahon PrestoLite is a 16" (ETRTO 305mm) wheeled folding bike with the geometry of a Moulton Mk3 constructed mainly out of aluminium.
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I’ve always favored peculiarly sized versions of everyday things (for instance, my small-wheel bike obsessions), so when Verizon paired with TCL to release a tiny 3.3 inch Android “companion” phone in November 2018, I kept a close watch on where I might be
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After releasing the GHLiveBLE tool, there were a number of hardcore Clone Hero enthusiasts who were curious to find out the poll rate of the GHLive bluetooth guitar controller.
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Ever since we visited the National Videogame Museum, my wife and I got more and more into Guitar Hero style rhythm games.
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Jersey the Channel Island Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands, located in the English Channel between England and France (but closer to France).
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The Chorlton Wanderers are a local social cycling group riding out of Chorlton Water Park, who do a social ride once a month.
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What follows is a collection of notes I compiled for setting up my current (as of 2019) 3D printer.
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The CarryMe is a folding bike with an incredibly small wheel size of 8 inches manufactured by Pacific Cycles.
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Friday night Pho is one of our house traditions.
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During 2012, I had access to TechShop SF, a makerspace in San Francisco which is sadly now defunct, I took several courses that taught FDM 3D printing basics.
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I’ve been using Preact as my alternative (API compatible) React of choice for a few side projects for a while now, the main advantage being the API compatibility with a significantly smaller sized addition to dependencies.
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As a way to learn the MacOS Cocoa API and Swift, I set out to write a MacOS system tray app that would provide IBM Model M “clicky” keyboard sound effects whenever the OS detected a key up or down event.
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While block indentation alignment (1) is enough for most people, I believe further alignment formatters, especially tabular or “vertical” alignment (2) tools, can greatly help in reducing the time it takes to visually process details in code: // (1) const…
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This post is a Celestial Combat devlog and also be found here.
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This post is a Celestial Combat devlog and also be found here.
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In my childhood, I used to move around a lot.
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This post is a Celestial Combat devlog and also be found here.
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This post is a Celestial Combat devlog and also be found here.
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I’ve used rim plugs (“Veloplug” is a brand of rim plug) in 3 separate bike builds and they have been worthwhile as a rim tape / strip alternative.
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Broken LED lights 2 years ago I bought two inexpensive LED bike lights which both ended up broken after some use.
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My daughter is approaching the 6 month mark.
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The IOW Randonnee was fantastic this year.
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A coding font called Dank Mono showed up in my programming feed recently.
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I’ve long been interested in 360 panoramic photos and videos and being a patient tech consumer, I was fortunate to get the 2016 Gear 360 camera for the low price of £80 shipped; 22% of the original launch price of £350.
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The result so far Here’s a video demo of I was able to achieve with this reverse engineering effort:
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These cheap bluetooth gamepads are often branded and sold as remote shutter buttons for smartphones.
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If you’ve done everything you’ve known how to get a Raspberry Pi Zero W (v1.1) to work but can’t get it to boot up and recognize the Wifi, there’s a chance you may have a defective board.
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I’ve been obsessed with the design lineage of the Moulton bicycle ever since I got my first small wheeled folding bike: Bessie the Brompton.