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Pi Alternatives

In November 2025 I did some panic purchasing. I upgraded one desktop to 160 gigs of memory, another to 64 gigs. I Upgraded my laptop to 70 gigs of memory. And I purchased 52 terabytes of storage of various types. At the time, some friends thought I was being a bit ridiculous. In retrospect, I … Continue reading Pi Alternatives

“Everything is High Priority”

In recent times, I’ve personally and vicariously encountered a reoccurring situation concerning competing needs and tasks. It can be summarized to lack of prioritization. Fundamentally, I think we all understand prioritization. If we need to address problems in a house to prepare for a visit, and the house has a door that needs to be … Continue reading “Everything is High Priority”

Dynamic Sound on Windows and Linux (Pi)::Part 1

Some time ago I made a post on dynamically rendering sound in the browser. In furtherance of a different project, today I am writing on dynamically rendering sound on Windows and Linux. I was specifically targeting the Raspberry Pi. But the Pi approach also works on other forms of Linux. For my project, I don’t … Continue reading Dynamic Sound on Windows and Linux (Pi)::Part 1

About the LEGOs and bricks

On occasion, on one of my secondary channels, I feature a LEGO set or another brick set of interest. For the sake of presenting additional information that might not appear in the video, I’ll be updating this post with additional information about the sets. There are links to some of the sets on this page. … Continue reading About the LEGOs and bricks

Timelapse Video with a Web Camera

I’m working on an ongoing project in which I am trying to use a web camera to produce time lapse video. Usually, I’ve used DSLRs for this purpose. But doing so also removes that camera from being available for other needs for up to 20 days. I have a lot of low power PCs that … Continue reading Timelapse Video with a Web Camera