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When I posted about looking through my list and picking lightbulb on a tablet as the next thing to work on and important qualifier was having all the parts.

While building and initial playing around with my DIY pixelstick was fun, I was stalled a bit because the next step was to go out and try it, but I needed to work out some locations and find some other people to assist.

The first item I decided to cross off my list was light painting with a pixelstick.

For a long time I have had a list of photo ideas written down in a notebook.

It has been a few years since I last put together unofficial LEGO sets using MOC instructions from Rebrickable and ordering parts from BrickLink.

I have written before how my computer mouse of choice has been the Microsoft IntelliMouse Opitcal 1.1A, so much so that I have a total of seven of these mice, all of which have been repaired over the years.

(this is mostly a post for my own reference) At the camera club we use IrfanView to display our monthly competitions entries.

When I originally setup Zigbee2MQTT on a Pi I followed the recommended path for Linux, which was to install Node.JS, clone the Zigbee2MQTT repo and then start it up.

Later this month I am heading up to Sydney and have built in three full days to wander around with my camera.

It has now been five years since I switched over to Kodi on a Raspberry Pi as the media player for my television.

Is has been over a year since I posted about my home energy usage, when I switched my electricity plan to a time of use plan.

Last week I drove up to Canberra for the fourth Everything Open conference the spiritual successor to linux.conf.au, this was fitting as the last time I was in Canberra was for LCA back in 2013.

The two bedrooms (one I use as my study) in my house (technically a unit) have large windows that face west.

Almost fifteen years ago I picked up a Logitech Harmony 650 universal remote to control my television, bluray player and whatever other media devices I might have connected.