I don't use DocPad anymore, but this post may still be interesting to those that do. Just keep in mind that the blog you're reading now isn't generated by DocPad and may not match what this post discusses. Over the past couple weeks, I have been playing with DocPad for another project. As I was learning about DocPad, I started to get the itch to move my blog engine to it (from Octopress). Why? Mostly... »
I am a gadget and electronics pack rat. Every once in a while, I get motivated to clean our my house of useful, but no longer used, stuff. This time, I turned that project into an excuse to play with a new tool: DocPad. DocPad is a NodeJS application that generates web sites from simple files on your hard drive. If you are familiar with Jekyll, it's kind of like that, but uses NodeJS instead... »
I don't actively do any bitcoin mining anymore, so I don't know that this app would be useful in the contemporary mining world, but I'm leaving it here for historical purposes. This is one of two posts about my Bitcoin Command app. The first post focuses on the actual functionality of the app and will be of interest mostly to other Bitcoin miners. The second post (this post) focuses on the technology I used to... »
I don't actively do any bitcoin mining anymore, so I don't know that this app would be useful in the contemporary mining world, but I'm leaving it here for historical purposes. This is one of two posts about my Bitcoin Command app. The first post (this post) focuses on the actual functionality of the app and will be of interest mostly to other Bitcoin miners. The second post focuses on the technology I used to... »
A couple months ago, I picked up a new bike, and it has turned out to be an excuse to pick up a bunch of other related gadgets as well. Score! I thought it would be fun to write down what all these gadgets were and share my successes and challenges with them. Warning: This post turned out to be very long. To help you decide if it is worth slogging through this post, here... »
