If you live in this area you probably don’t need the stats to tell you April was a bit of a roller coaster month. One day the temperature was above 25C and the next morning -2C. One day sunny, the next snowy. Here is the data visualized from my backyard
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Apps, OS especially the amazing Linux.
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Geek Meets Chef
So I decided to convert my old Teeswater.ca sqldump into something(s) I could use on this blog. Now Teeswater.ca was my long defunct online newspaper back when I was living deep in the heart of Bruce County. When I shut down the site I grabbed the sqldump and it has
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Deosil Goes 3Deosil
Well we have been talking about this for awhile, seeing all the cool models online, and sort of hankering to give 3D printing a try. Of course Mrs. Bear did all the legwork, looking up best performance to price, types of filament to get, talking to friends already 3D printing.
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Wunderground
Do you remember waaay back those Wunderground weather widgets that were on just about every website? Well a few years back Wunderground was bought by weather.com and soon after the weather widgets went away. Sooo… (you know where this is going right?) with me finally getting my weather station online
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Getting Organized
I am a bit OCD about time. Even at work I have a coil book beside me at all times, jotting down from and to times along with my notes on what I am doing. And I did create MaVie as both a time tracker and journal app. But I
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Pro-Linux & Anti-Virus!
Ahh the joys of WinBlows11 – doing everything the Microsoft way (and sharing to the world whether you like it or not!). For a while this year I was devving new apps on Win11, mostly because it was easy to compile small, neat, portable exes with Nuitka, and my primary