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  1. Deploying Panoramax using Coolify

    (tallcoleman)

    I have really enjoyed collecting street-level imagery over the past year, but with the size of my collection, the time has come to set up a BikeSpace Panoramax instance.

  2. How to migrate from Umami cloud to Umami self-hosted

    (tallcoleman)

    Updated March 28, 2026 with additional instructions on handling time-shift observed when migrating from Umami Cloud US servers.

  3. The cost of driving versus using a bike and transit (or: how to save over $7,000 a year)

    (tallcoleman)

    I generally get around the city by biking or taking transit, and occasionally rent a car when needed.

  4. Tips on using a git scraper as an easy data pipeline

    (tallcoleman)

    This post originally appeared on the BikeSpace blog.

  5. Taking imagery of bike lanes in Toronto: 60,000 photos later…

    (tallcoleman)

    This post originally appeared on the BikeSpace blog.

  6. Street-level imagery: licensing challenges and benefits of recording from a bike instead of a vehicle

    (tallcoleman)

    This post originally appeared on the BikeSpace blog.

  7. Taking imagery of bike lanes at risk and using it to help fix bike parking

    (tallcoleman)

    This post originally appeared on the BikeSpace blog.

  8. Grouped Reports in Excel Using Power Query

    (tallcoleman)

    One of my favourite Airtable features is the option to group records in a grid view.

  9. Winter Biking in Scarborough

    (tallcoleman)

    For nearly a year, I’ve been taking the subway to Kennedy station, and then biking to either Scarborough General or Centenary hospital to get to work.

  10. Syncing Toronto Recreation Schedules to Google Calendar

    (tallcoleman)

    Toronto has a wealth of community centres and recreation facilities with great drop-in programs, but the only way to check their schedules electronically is to go to the webpage for your local centre.