Martin Gunnarsson

Having solved the first and second Advent of Code puzzles in Rockstar, it was only a matter of time before I finished the third one.

Background The other day I posted my first attempt at coding in Rockstar.

Background At Øredev I met my pal Fredrik, who told me about this presentation he had just been to.

Two months ago I started collecting my thoughts on commuting by bike, mostly to convince myself to giving it a shot.

Background Wherever I list posts on this site, e.g. on the Home page and Archive page, I want to display a reasonably long excerpt from the linked post, to give visitors an idea of its content.

Background One of the Eleventy customizations I've set up for this site is automatic generation of responsive <picture> tags from images in Markdown posts.

My bicycle is a silver Skeppshult STC Basic from 2005 or so.

Background A while back I convinced myself bicycle commuting was a feasible alternative to driving for me, and started preparing to giving it a go.

Background The only thing I didn't like about Eleventy when I started using it was that local Markdown links, like /posts/my-post.md wasn't automatically transformed into their rendered URL counterparts, like /posts/my-post/.

I live 11 km from work, and there are excellent bike paths all the way, yet I commute by car.

One day while reading a blog post I noticed the blog had a "Now" page, where the author briefly described what they were up to at the moment.

Episode 97 of the Hemispheric Views podcast, called Duel of the Defaults, set of quite a trend on the web.

Background When I moved this blog from Hugo to Eleventy I wanted to set everything up from scratch to be in control.

Background I've recently written a couple of posts about the different ways I've customized the Eleventy, the static site generator used for this site.

Background This is the second post detailing the different customizations I've implemented in Eleventy for this site.

Background This site is built using Eleventy, a very nice little static site generator.

Background In the olden days, I had a completely custom site written in classic ASP and kept it up for many years, until social media platforms became my primary outlet for sharing thoughs online.

In the world of microcontrollers, a fuse is not only a hardware device that protects circuitry from electrical overload, it's also a concept of low-level configuration settings stored in non-volatile memory.

Background The clock speed of the ATtiny85 can be set using one of several internal clock sources, or an external one (like a crystal oscillator) for full flexibility.

Background The ATtiny85 is part of the ATtiny family of microcontrollers, originally from Atmel, now Microchip Technology.