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The Dell OptiPlex 7010 USFF officially only has room for one 2.5" hard drive internally, I fitted two 3.25" hard drives and a 2.5" SSD in one.
See 14 more posts with this tagI needed s3cmd to sync some local files to a remove S3 bucket and had to work out the IAM permissions to allow this.
See 2 more posts with this tagA simple, fast and reliable method for making sourdough bread
See 1 more post with this tagI switched from Sketchup to OpenSCAD
See 1 more post with this tagA simple, fast and reliable method for making sourdough bread
See 2 more posts with this tagThe Dell OptiPlex 7010 USFF officially only has room for one 2.5" hard drive internally, I fitted two 3.25" hard drives and a 2.5" SSD in one.
Getting CO₂ readings and more from the T67XX CO2 Sensor Module in Go
See 14 more posts with this tagIn a recent update Firefox changed the order of it’s URL bar suggestions order to make search suggestions appear first before recently visited URLs. This is annoying so I changed it back.
See 1 more post with this tagNo more scolling the checks box on Github when you have plenty of screen space to display it
See 2 more posts with this tagI wanted to convert my old wordpress.com articles to Hugo and all off the “official” methods were cumbersome so I wrote a somewhat rough but fast and simple program to do the conversion for me.
See 6 more posts with this tagIf you are getting a “fatal error: ‘climits’ file not found” error installing libv8 on Catalina then this post is for you.
See 2 more posts with this tagI wanted to convert my old wordpress.com articles to Hugo and all off the “official” methods were cumbersome so I wrote a somewhat rough but fast and simple program to do the conversion for me.
See 2 more posts with this tagIn which I go through how I make a basic tomato, garlic and pasely or basil pasta sauce, with some optional variations.
A followup to my post about using BUFFERS with EXPLAIN ANALYSE I talk about the IO timing tracking option in Postgres which can give you an exact breakdown of how long each part of a query took in milliseconds of IO time.
A followup to my post about using BUFFERS with EXPLAIN ANALYSE I talk about the IO timing tracking option in Postgres which can give you an exact breakdown of how long each part of a query took in milliseconds of IO time.
A followup to my post about using BUFFERS with EXPLAIN ANALYSE I talk about the IO timing tracking option in Postgres which can give you an exact breakdown of how long each part of a query took in milliseconds of IO time.
Getting CO₂ readings and more from the T67XX CO2 Sensor Module in Go
See 9 more posts with this tagGetting the servos working for my camera gimbal
See 19 more posts with this tagSometimes you have a test order issue CI that you want to debug locally, and to do that you need to only run the tests that knapsack runs in the relevant shard, in the right order. Here’s how to do that!
See 9 more posts with this tagA list of YouTube sailing channels that Will recommends to either learn more about sailing, or just to live vicariously through the experiences of others.
A followup to my post about using BUFFERS with EXPLAIN ANALYSE I talk about the IO timing tracking option in Postgres which can give you an exact breakdown of how long each part of a query took in milliseconds of IO time.
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