Sharpoblunto

While the venerable keyboard and a good text editor are sufficient for most forms of text manipulation, there are cases where more specific tasks call for more specific hardware solutions. One such task I've found myself doing more recently is editing num

When I moved into my current place a few years ago there was an in-ground pool in the backyard. It was unheated & had no cover, so I ended up adding a heatpump as well as a safety cover so that it wasn't a deathtrap for a young child. The cover is 'automa

I recently came across a discovery from my distant past. It didn't seem like much at first glance, just a few text files of code forming a program written in an obsolete programming language, but it's not an exaggeration to say that the direction of my li

I've been interested in 3D printers for a while now, in particular the thought of being able to take some. of. my. hardware projects to the next level with custom printed cases & components was very compelling to me. So I decided recently to take the plun

So of late I've been on a bit of a home automation binge. I've added a bunch of Philips Hue bulbs around the house along with some smart switches and light sensors. While you can integrate these in with a first party Philips app, Apples HomeKit, or Google

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