People love working on new things all the time, however I've got lots of repos on Gitlab.com that I want keep updated for myself.
One of those projects is this blog, which source code I've taken private permanently.
However, other projects that I've recently updated …
read moreSo around black friday I was running through my card board boxes that have all sorts of cables and other PC accessories.
I wanted to a buy a new mouse for my desktop, because the previous one's scroll wheel was pushing me into madness.
But I managed …
read moreI need Windows 10 today to try to root my Xiaomi Android phone, but first I have to unlock the bootloader, which is the most annoying process I have ever been through.
I tried many programs found on XDA-developers or /r/xiaomi, but none of them …
read moreI put my Raspberry Pi2 to use by installing Retropie on a functioning SD card.
The issues I mention below were most likely due to failing/corrupt sd cards.
They're great devices for learning a different operating system when …
read moreI'm currently working on migrating from OVH's pro email service to Gsuite.
My monthly cost with OVH's service has been £2.49 since last year.
I've started using Mail Pro since end of September last year.
From my …
read moreI have 4 computers at home that each have their own use.
I have a desktop that I built in 2016/11 that is my main computer and which I use the most and code from.
I also have a HP Probook 6570b which is my laptop …
read moreDraw.io is nice!
It's a program that make nice diagrams and so many other things.
Works OK in a browser, on desktops and it's cross platform.
I've seen many nice network diagrams on /r/homelab and saw draw.io recommended in the comments.
There's a handy …
read moreI wrote a dilbert.com comics scraper in bash about 3 years ago because I really love Dilbert comics.
While I assume people will scream if they look at the code in dilbert.sh and date generator python script, they have worked fairly reliably for 3 years …
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