Before WordsWorth there was PyWrite, a simple no-nonsense app for creating manuscripts. It worked but was just a little basic for other than writing blog posts and poems, but it wasn’t in your face like most writing apps. Which got me thinking… I use Trilium Notes for most of my
Author: Mark
Life
The Ever-Present Danger
Anyone who has spent time in the military knows it is one of the most dangerous jobs you can imagine. We have all lost friends, and in some cases, family; often in an accident or action that was far outside what you would come to expect in this environment. And
Dinner Lunch
Unstuffed Cabbage Rolls In The Crockpot
I love Autumn! Although I like the heat of Summer, eventually grilling on the BBQ or whipping up hot dogs in the air fryer can get a bit old. And who wants to heat up the kitchen just to make something special? But when the leaves start to turn I
Geekstuff
Facelift – No Botox!
Ok, so playing around with CustomTkinter, and it is not that diff in syntax from ttkbootstrap with just a bit more flex in the themes. So me being me put a few more apps through the wringer. The PyRadio is playing Yimago in the background and away we go… So
Geekstuff
PyRadio Gets a Facelift
For about the last year or so I have been building python apps in TTKBootstrap, a lovely upgrade on the very dated Tkinter interfaces. But it has limitations, so off to try out / learn a new framework. In this case Custom Tkinter. Truth be known I was finding the
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Llama-Damma-Ding-Dong Dad Jokes
AI – Agents – Artifacts – AI-generated Reports – our world is abuzz with AI. And it has its’ benefits, like doing a daily briefing for me that I can enjoy with my second coffee of the day (7:30am) and creating graphs to go with my reports etc. But does