My blog and 3D prints
My blog and 3D prints
It's time for another server post! I know I know, "isn't this supposed to be a 3D printing blog?!" Don't worry more of that content is coming, I promise :) Anyway, having a fault tolerant stack is great, but whats the point if you are never notified
E-Mail, the corner stone to communication evolution. Shrinking weeks of travel by snail-mail to the speed of light bouncing from server to server. More importantly, who runs those servers? Are they safe? Who else is seeing my newsletters from Profes
It's that time of year again! Spooktober yall! Instead of talking about printer upgrades this time, we're switching gears to this year's Halloween costume! Don't worry, we still talk about 3D printing, but the prints are not the main focus like las
Yeah, yeah, yeah... I'm going to talk about Crypto. I'm sure you've come across someone who has talked your ear off about how amazing crypto is. How its the next generation of money, its the ultimate middle finger to the banks, and how it grants
Recently, I upgraded my home Wi-Fi to a mesh network and all my ipconfigs changed. So until my lazy ass decides to go into my raspberry pi and fix the config, my printer will be offline :( But! That doesn't mean I can't still ramble about non-3d pri
We're back! Whew, after doing all that automation, static IPs, OpenHAB and printer jobs, its time to take a small break. But don't worry, I'll still talk about 3D printing at some point in this post. The main focus here is me struggling with my new
Here we are back at again, Round 3!! Last time we left off with using OpenHAB to automate the printing lights on a job start and stop. Now, we take things one step further, by automating more steps when the job stops and me just overall being lazy
Welcome back to the automation trilogy! Last time we talked about a scripty way to get around keeping DNS up to date without needing a static IP. This time we talk about a recent limitation to IF This Then That (IFTTT), an IoT service that interacts
Haza! I managed to get this post in much sooner than I thought! Last time we talked about getting the virtual environment and server setup. This time, we start a 3 part trilogy of how we are going to start using automation again! This time, we start
Kayaking, one of my favorite summertime pastimes. With Illinois being a fairly wet state, there is no shortage of lakes, rivers or ponds to plop in. But, this post isn't about the activity of Kayaking. Its about the kayak itself, my inflatable kaya
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