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I’m now running pi-hole through my Raspberry Pi 2b. It’s both amazing and depressing just how many trackers are being blocked by it. I even noticed a regular ping being made to an Amazon endpoint exactly every 10 minutes. I…
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I have decided to get back into tinkering with my Raspberry Pi. I will be blogging my journey as I stumble through my initial playing, through to building out my first proper homelab. This first Raspberry Pi (model 2b) will…
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Average Semi-detached house prices in UK by county – Statistical Analysis using R
This is my first data visualization attempt and uses data from HM Land Registry to show to average cost of a semi-detached house in four counties across the past ten years. You can see the full repository for the project…
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Using a single file neovim configuration file
When I first moved my Neovim configuration over to using lua, as opposed to the more traditional vimscript, I thought I was clever separating it up into many files and includes. Turns out that it became annoying to edit my…
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Don’t stop building
I really enjoy building scripts for my own workflow. I wish I had the skills to build things in the real world, but until then I’ll keep building stuff in the digital space only. Although I love working with PHP…
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Lupo static site generator
What is Lupo? Lupo is a simple static site generator, written in Bash. I built it for myself to publish to a simple website of my own directly from the command line. It was inspired by Rob Muhlestein and his…
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Using ansible to prepare a digital ocean droplet to host a static website
Preface This guide comes logically after the previous one I wrote about setting up a digital ocean server with Terraform. You can clone my website’s ansible repository for reference. The main logic for this Ansible configuration happens in the setup.yml…
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Setting up a Digital Ocean droplet for a Lupo website with Terraform
Overview of this guide My Terraform Repository used in this guide Terraform is a program that enables you to set up all of your cloud-based infrastructure with configuration files. This is opposed to the traditional way of logging into a…
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Beyond Aliases — define your development workflow with custom bash scripts
Being a Linux user for just over 10 years now, I can’t imagine my life with my aliases. Aliases help with removing the repetition of commonly-used commands on a system. For example, here’s some of my own that I use…
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Setting up a GPG Key with git to sign your commits
Signing your git commits with GPG is really easy to set up and I’m always surprised by how many developers I meet that don’t do this. Of course it’s not required to push commits and has no baring on quality…
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How I use vimwiki in neovim
This post is currently in-progress, and is more of a brain-dump right now. But I like to share as often as I can otherwise I’d never share anything 🙂 Please view the official Vimwiki Github repository for up-to-date details of…
