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Ultranet adventures part 2: Stagebox!
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Ultranet adventures part 1: Working prototype!
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Building an open-source bi-directional SDI to Fiber converter Creating a DIY open-source and budget-friendly bidirectional 3G-SDI to fiber converter using readily available components and determination.
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AoDNS - The monstrosity that now exists AoDNS, is a monumental monstrosity specifically designed to spread chaos among network engineers by streaming live audio via DNS queries Why ????
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Changing my blogging platform For a while now, I used ghost for my blog platform.
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Mix this wave: DIY audio mixer Making a very basic 3CH audio mixer with amplified output I'm working in the backstage of concerts of our local choir.
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Monitoring CO2 levels, the DIY way Building a DIY CO2 and PM2.5 sensor to measure the air quality in my office and improve my home-maker life.
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Adding an mSATA port to a Lenovo M73 Adding a mSATA port to the motherboard of a Lenovo ThinkCenter M73 to enable me to add High Availability to my homelab.
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Microphone tally lights Creating a microphone holder with tally lights for a live show and integrating it to the MIDAS M32 mixing console This is a stupidly long article, it details the concept, design, and construction phases thoroughly, you'll need prob…
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Sending notifications on user login Writing a small bash script to send a notification in my telegram monitoring channel each time a user logs in to one of my server I thought it was a nice little idea to set up a script that notifies my when a user logins
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Homelab Single-Sign On?
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Running an ACME in my homelab Running the open-source step-ca ACME server to provision SSL certificates in my homelab Firstly, what is an ACME: ACME means Automatic Certificate Management Environment it's a protocol for automating interactions between cer…
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Automating my Outlook calendars Making my life easier by creating a simple python script to generate Outlook meetings from an Excel spreadsheet.
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Adding a C14 connector to my Mikrotik switch Recently, I bought some used mikrotik CRS326-24G-2S+RM These switches are remarkable 1g switches for the price, but they have one flaw: they use an external power adapter So, I decided to add an IEC C14 connect…
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Rendering SVG with KiCad scripting API The adventure of rendering SVGs with KiCad pcbnew python api.
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Too cold?
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Let's talk about WireGuard Let's see what WireGuard, the fastest and newest VPN protocol, can offer us.
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Keeping it cool, automating a window Let's make a completely overkill project to automate my skylight and integrate it with HomeAssistant.
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TurtleAuth 2.1: A design for everyday use Making a updated and sturdier second version of TurtleAuth, my stm32 based GNUK and U2F tokens Context A while back, I created the TurtleAuth, this was a simple stm32f103 + USB connector on a stick.
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Fixing a dev worst nightmare Stack Overflow having some kind of maintenance is scary.
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TrueNAS - SMB LDAP Auth The very long story on how I setup LDAP authentication for my samba shares with ACLs on TrueNAS Disclaimer: This is not a tutorial, just a lot of notes about how I setup SMB shares with LDAP auth on TrueNAS So with my new NAS I tho…
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Wireless audio part 2 - Working prototype Second version of my CC85XX wireless audio transceiver prototype A while ago I design the first prototype of my wireless audio system based on the CC85XX chip family from Text Instruments TheStaticTurtle - Wireless
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Using docker to contain projects How I converted my own NodeJS s3 bucket caching system to a simple docker container for easy deployment of servers / scripts About a year ago I moved all of my image storage to an S3-compatible api provided by OVH.
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Bridging the gap between old and new, garage door gets a Wi-Fi controller Building a stable and secure garage door controller that interfaces to the original controller This project started a long time ago, the idea is to be able to control the two garage…
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Getting started with HID and the Pi Pico Using the Raspberry Pi Pico and circuit python with a joystick to control the computer mouse A few days ago I bought a Raspberry Pi Pico the first thing I did was to flash micropython on it.
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Wireless audio part 1 - 1st prototype Making the first prototype of my wireless audio system using Ti's CC85XX series chips I'll be writing this as things come, so the writing style might be a bit different.
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Stop now!!
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Dirt cheap DIY USB Camera A little after that every blog was popping with the uvc-gadget script to turn your pi4/pi0 into a high quality USB camera. [...]
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Auto mute while in meetings Making my door automatically mute me when it gets open so that I don't disturb my classes A few days ago the French government announced a lockdown, universities had to close and do their classes online.
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HexClock: Redesigning time Iterating over a pre-existing design to make it better and have cool clock First credit where credit is due.
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CM118B: Adding usb audio to my projects Needed USB audio input for my audio matrix.
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Creating a custom component for home assistant So after building a reliable enough software for my open433 board, I wanted to make add my project as a platform for home assistant.
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Hacking the hardware store fan A while ago someone bought me a little table fan.
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Let's turn lights on with the computer the 433Mhz way A while ago I started using home assistant on a pi and bought some inexpensive 433Mhz ac wireless switches.
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Let's make a DIY gpg usb key Some of you may know that you can use yubikey's as a gpg smart card for message encryption / ssh login however starting at $45 for a compatible one I didn't really like that, so I searched a bit to make a DIY one.
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Experimenting with the OpenGraph protocol Some time ago I remembered about the opengraph protocol The Open Graph protocol enables any web page to become a rich object in a social graph.
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Terminal TV - Watching videos on the terminal Playing video in the terminal using ANSI codes Intro I'm currently in college, and we all are using Linux computers with ssh enabled.
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LinkyLink - Connecting myself to the French energy meter Making a custom board to connect an esp8266 to the french energy meter A bit of context The Linky energy meter is "connected" energy meter it transmit the energy consumed by their user to the energy…
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Bone conduction glasses I had a really boring class in high school and short story I made bone conduction glasses Why and how I had a really boring class in high school and I've seen product pages of bone conduction glasses and boy they were expensive.
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TI-NSpire SMS Shield Connecting my Ti-Nspire to the world of sms Why and how It all started in a German class I had.