Making Ubuntu Usable on a Dell Latitude 7280
I’ve been using a Dell Latitude 7280 as my x86-based daily-driver for about a year. It’s an excellent laptop for software development and hardware debugging ...
Posts by Tag
Linux
Installing hass.io (Home Assistant + Supervisor) on Raspbian with log2ram
SD card wear caused by running Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi seems to be a very commonly-debated topic on the Home Assistant forums. I’ve personally lost ...
Projects
Making Ubuntu Usable on a Dell Latitude 7280
I’ve been using a Dell Latitude 7280 as my x86-based daily-driver for about a year. It’s an excellent laptop for software development and hardware debugging ...
N64 TAS (Tool-Assisted) Speedrun Research
For several years I’ve watched the speedrunning community participate in a bi-yearly event called Games Done Quick. This showcase/telethon works to collect a...
Laser
Testing and Tuning an 80W Laser Cutter from Amazon
Amidst the COVID crisis, I decided to purchase a laser cutter to aid in manufacturing face shields and eventually speed up FRC prototyping (at least that’s h...
Tools
Testing and Tuning an 80W Laser Cutter from Amazon
Amidst the COVID crisis, I decided to purchase a laser cutter to aid in manufacturing face shields and eventually speed up FRC prototyping (at least that’s h...
RPi
Installing hass.io (Home Assistant + Supervisor) on Raspbian with log2ram
SD card wear caused by running Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi seems to be a very commonly-debated topic on the Home Assistant forums. I’ve personally lost ...
Home Assistant
Installing hass.io (Home Assistant + Supervisor) on Raspbian with log2ram
SD card wear caused by running Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi seems to be a very commonly-debated topic on the Home Assistant forums. I’ve personally lost ...
Consoles
N64 TAS (Tool-Assisted) Speedrun Research
For several years I’ve watched the speedrunning community participate in a bi-yearly event called Games Done Quick. This showcase/telethon works to collect a...
Guides
Making Ubuntu Usable on a Dell Latitude 7280
I’ve been using a Dell Latitude 7280 as my x86-based daily-driver for about a year. It’s an excellent laptop for software development and hardware debugging ...