QueryBang

It’s always been interesting to me how many of us are just fine with something for years, until something snaps, and we’re suddenly not.

I love those moments (increasingly rare as they are) when a technology decision I made is validated not just by the problem it solved, but by the experience of using that technology.

Over the past year I developed an unexpectedly consistent habit: I played solitaire almost every day.

There are certain instruments that occupy a strange place in a musician’s mind.

After reading a couple of news items and a couple of blog posts this morning, I’ve suddenly become convinced that we’re at a critical time in human history with respect to the need for true human connection of a type that can only be realized offline, fac…

I have enormous respect for Jeff Atwood.

I’m not much for New Year’s resolutions, if I’m honest.

For years, I’ve had Raspberry Pi boxes around for specific duties, like classic arcade game emulation, running Pi-hole (a DNS sinkhole), running NextCloudPi (a self-hosted cloud platform), and for running Home Assistant.

Here’s a very niche article… Did you by any chance, as I did, pick-up a cheap NUC from Maxhub on Amazon to run Linux?

For months now, I’ve been using Wavelog (a fork of the Cloudlog application) as my amateur radio logging software of choice.