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If you use GitAhead and move to a new computer or reset your machine, you will need to re-open the repositories that were open on your earlier installation and do settings, etc.

There has been a lot of discussion around Windows 11, the start menu, taskbar, etc. and I felt that some changes annoyed me more than others.

In previous posts, we have looked at how to use portable PostgreSQL on Windows without installing it.

I got into a discussion thread on Bluesky where the use of Teams/ Outlook/ Sharepoint and Calendar was being discussed.

If you’re using Ruby and working with timestamps, there is a chance that every now and then, you need a timestamp converted to UTC or back to some other time zone.

It’s easy to add an OpenStreetMap layer in QGIS These are the steps: Open the Layers menu Select Add Layer > Add XYZ Layer In the menu that comes up, select OpenStreetMap At the bottom click Add and Close Feel free to connect or share the post (you can tag

Generative AI, LLMs, AI-assisted coding and such remind me of something I heard when I was learning Japanese almost 20 years ago – the “word processor syndrome” or “word processor language disorder”.

In 2026, as I hope to use AI coding tools, I am keen to follow a more disciplined approach to collect some data that I may be able to look back on after a few weeks or months to establish what value, if any, it brings me.

In previous posts, we went through setting up DuckDB on Windows, exploring DuckDB for common tasks involving importing data, aggregate queries and type casting and Part 2 around date and time functions.

Ruby is a dynamic, open source programming language with a focus on simplicity and productivity.