So I Nuked My Git History (And I'd Do It Again)
I know deleting git history is practically sacrilege in dev circles, but hear me out - sometimes you’ve just gotta break the rules for a good cause.
I know deleting git history is practically sacrilege in dev circles, but hear me out - sometimes you’ve just gotta break the rules for a good cause.
After years on GitHub, I’m finally calling it quits. It’s been coming for a while, but their shifting priorities and some ethical questions have pushed me to look elsewhere.
Ditched my rack mount plans in favor of something way cooler - an IKEA Skadis wall for all my Raspberry Pis. Progress is slow but I’m pretty excited about how it’s coming together!
Barely found time to work on my Pi project this month, but hey - at least it’s taking pictures of the stars without me freezing outside!
Sick of SSH’ing into each camera just to grab data? Yeah, me too. So I’m building a simple dashboard to manage all my Night Sky Pi devices from one place.
Remember when I said ’no way am I building a custom theme’? Yeah, about that… Turns out CSS overrides only get you so far before you just give in and fork the repo.
Got tired of manually triggering Netlify builds every time a scheduled post went live. Here’s the lazy developer solution I cobbled together with GitHub Actions.
I’m finally tackling that astrophotography project I’ve been putting off forever. Here’s what I want this little Pi to do and how I’m planning to build it without freezing outside all night!
Been putting off sharing this forever, but here’s how I crammed a functional workspace into a ridiculously small corner of my garage. It’s still a work in progress, but I’m pretty happy with it so far!
My desperate attempts to silence my Prusa Mini that’s driving me insane during Zoom calls. Featuring ridiculous experiments with garden slabs, foam bits I found in the garage, and the discovery that my printer sounds like a dying robot when it homes.