I have seen several tutorials online that outlines the steps to setup the Raspberry Pi as an offline LAN, however they are all slightly outdated. This guide has all the required steps as of April 4th 2022 when Debian version 11 (bullseye) was released. At the end of this guide, you will be able to… Continue reading Using Raspberry Pi as a offline LAN
Cargo Bikes
Cargo Bike Brands Brand Trike Bike Front Assist Muscle Butchers and Bicycles Triobike Bogbi Aitour Urban Arrow Babboe Raleigh Circe Cycles Surly Xtracycle Tern Bicycles Cangoo Bergamont Larry vs Harry Asasara Bikes of Interest Bike Design Weight Kid Count Load Bullitt Triobike Cargo Bogbi Babboe City Raleigh Stride E-Cargoville Considerations Awning
Bike Engines
My attempt of making a complete list of eBike engine makers.
Apache / PHP on macOS 12+
For the most agile solution to Apache and PHP on your Mac, install both using Homebrew. To save time I recommend installing in one terminal window, and editing the configuration files in another. Installing Apache Start by removing built-in Apache from macOS: If you get an error, it simply means your macOS version didn’t have… Continue reading Apache / PHP on macOS 12+
Pimping your Cargo Bike
I’ve had a cargo bike for 5 years now, and I’m super happy with it. However, it has been improved over the years to become a lot more family friendly. Read about what I’ve done here.
Online Diary
I created an online story collection to keep the stories about my brother alive. The project is now on GitHub.
TIG Welding
I have never welded anything in my entire life, but for about just as long – I’ve been wanting to learn. And now the time has come! Read on to get the basic information needed to get started.
Understanding Minecraft
If you take a step back, there is not much you have to know to understand Minecraft. What makes it interesting however, is the emerging gameplay. Read on to quickly get a basic understanding of Minecraft.
Bookmarks ❤️ Linkding
How do you keep your bookmarks safe? There are really good paid services available, like Pinboard.in, and then there is Linkding; a free open source project, perfect for your Raspberry Pi.
32″ ePaper on the wall
This is the first time I am doing anything with electronic paper, and a Raspberry Pi for that matter. The journey was fun, and quite frustrating at times. Read on to learn about the process.