🗺️ How I made the best map of William & Mary
How I improved OpenStreetMap around the William & Mary campus read full article >>
Jacob Hall
How I improved OpenStreetMap around the William & Mary campus read full article >>
Hey! It's been a while. I'd like to share a frustrating story from this week. Quite a few years ago, I bought a Google Pixel 2 to replace my iPhone 5c. It has been a great phone! However, it's getting old, and Google stopped promising software updates for it a while back . I was fine with that for a while, but now it's 2022 and I'd like some sort of update to my phone's operating system. So, what…
William & Mary, as well as many other colleges, has Eduroam WiFi networks. Eduroam is a federation of educational institutions' authentication servers that allows members of each to login to the WiFi access points of others'. I don't have much of an opinion about Eduroam itself, but the configuration script provided at connect.wm.edu did not work on my laptop running Fedora 34 (kernel 5.13.9,…
You can now follow me via RSS here . Soon I'll have a /feeds page live that will allow you to select what kinds of posts you'd like to follow. In other news, I'm posting this to my site using a new script I wrote! Lots of site improvements in the pipeline 🤠
Back in 2018, Kicks Condor , sphygmus , and others came up with " whostyles ." The idea is that when a website displays a post reply that was written by someone else, the reply is displayed using the style (i.e. CSS rules) of that person's website. A couple weeks ago, I was chatting with Angelo and Maxwell at a Homebrew Website Club meeting, and we came across this idea. I feel like it would fit…
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I've been using GNU Stow to manage my dotfiles and loving it. I'll write a complete post about my system soon, inspired by Alex Pearce and Bastian Rieck
This is a demonstration post from Homebrew Website Club!
My boss asked me to make a fake polaroid for a film shoot he was doing. I found the dimensions of a polaroid here and made a template in Inkscape that matches the standard dimensions of a Polaroid (3.5 x 4.2 in). Attached is an Inkscape SVG file with guides that mark where to paste in your image.
I played spikeball with Katherine Rowe today!
This is my first note, soon to be marked up with a valid h-entry so that my IndieWeb friends can interact with it! Update: testing to see if I can update an entry, and adding <p> tags!
Sharing some thoughts on what it's like to be a full-time barefooter read full article >>