Linksammlung 01/2022 (onli blogging)
Die erste Linksammlung dieses Jahres! Ich war am Zögern ob ich die Serie wiederaufnehmen soll, das werde ich beim ersten Link weiter ausführen: Auf HN fragte ein Kommentator, warum Seiten aufgehör...

Ich mag Link Sammlungen. Insbesondere da man auf den ersten paar Seiten der Suchmaschinen nur noch SEOnierten Mist findet. Lick, Share and Sell Your Firstborn.

Sollte das auch endlich wieder anfangen. Komme aber nicht mal wirklich mit automatischer Blogroll ausm Knick 😢

https://david.shanske.com/2021/10/10/5220/ by David ShanskeDavid Shanske (david.shanske.com)
Trying to flash some boards with new firmware. Holes too small. Internet suggested sewing needles. Didn’t have any. Borrowed some from parents. They came from Shopwells…which ceased to be in 1986. Clearly we don’t sew much. Needles worked though. 1 board down, 10 to go.

Needless to say, that’s the most nerdy thing I read today (no idea why this was pushed to my reader today).

It also reminded me of the Discworld Needlers who would identify and collect such needles 😀

IndiePass testing… by Mark Sutherland (marksuth.dev)
If all went well, bulk find and replace can be done without breaking everything. I’ll post an update to the play store shortly.

That didn’t go too well. Read nothing about maintainer change before and was befuddled when the app would just stop working on my tablet. Anyway, when I tried to configure my account on my freshly factory reset mobilephone I get redirected to indigenous·marksuth·dev after signing in with IndieAuth – for whatever reasons I do not know and was really taken by surprise – but that won’t load on mobile anyway, because it ships the CERT for the new name “indiepass” instead of redirecting 🙁

Sci-Fi Simpit Cockpit Build by Jon BackJon Back (Lets Play!)
Besök inlägget om du vill veta mer.

Found another build/er. All DIY and as cheap as possible: https://www.lets-play.se/2021/11/15/sci-fi-simpit-cockpit-build/ – even did the prototyping with cardboard just as I do 😀

Fun enough while I was evaluating Node-Red for the interfacing job. Someone else had the same idea before: What is good enough for home automation to connect a zoo of hardware and offer basic options to drive such must be good enough for a simulated cockpit that can be connected to various games in the end to display status indicators. Awesome!

Mediaeval Mythbusting Blog #13: Ship Timbers by James Wright (triskeleheritage.triskelepublishing.com)
On visiting timber-framed public houses the story that the building’s timbers were re-used from a ship will frequently crop up. Such claims are made at the White Horse, Sibton (Suffolk) and the Green Man, Hurst (Berkshire). At the Ship Inn, Southfleet (Kent) the buil...

Rather interesting article on the myth of reused ship timbers: https://triskeleheritage.triskelepublishing.com/mediaeval-mythbusting-blog-13-ship-timbers/

Hell yeah, and the experience: https://fedoramagazine.org/obs-studio-and-fedora-linux-an-interview-with-georges-basile-stavracas-neto/

Oh gods I can’t tell how much the dialogs that pop up every time I open OBS Studio annoy me because it can’t remember or recover previous screencasts and I’ve plenty in my scenes. That’s my most sour point after switching to nowadays. Real heroes at work right there!