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How Many Decimals of Pi Do We Really Need? 3.141592653589793. That’s it. For the whole visible universe!
How Many Decimals of Pi Do We Really Need? 3.141592653589793. That’s it. For the whole visible universe!
The Intel Split
There are several Community Plugins used to create the 64Zbit.com website. Here are a list of the ones I'm currently using.
When you need to hide something, but still want them to be able to see it later. Of course, they could just look at the source. Pretty nice looking fonts. Check out the details here: Google Fonts Blog: Flow and Redacted: Check out these new options for wireframes and other earlystage designs <script…
Moxie Marlinspike shares his first impressions of Web3. Seems that Web3 is already a mess.
It was tough today. Whew!
Todays the day the First Robotics Rapid React competition is revealed.
Steps to publishing to Pelican from Obsidian.
This plugin allows the use of Jinja2 directives inside your Pelican articles and pages.
A short article on how to work with images so they display correctly in Obsidian and when published with Pelican.
I created an Air Quality Index gadget made from a Raspberry Pi Zero W with a tiny OLED screen from Adafruit. It shows the AQI from my local PurpleAir sensor. I created a Flask web server on the Pi so I could remotely see the AQI and change the PurpleAir sensor ID.
It's been in the works for awhile, but today I updated my production server settings to show the new website based on the Pelican static site generator.
Why RealFaviconGenerator
A quick chart showing the different iPhone resolutions.
This plugin generates an index for searching content on a Pelican-powered site.
Tips and ideas on best way to publish a static site generated with Pelican using the Makefile and creating Obsidian commands.
Deep Thoughts I've learned along the way.
Current list of Pelican plug-ins on GitHub
European civilization is built on ham and cheese, which allowed protein to be stored throughout the icy winters.
SQLite is a commonly misunderstood database. I myself first heard of the database when I was experimenting with android app development. My thoughts were that since the database was a single file and its name had lite in it, that it could not be taken seriously. But I could not have been more wrong. Now I love sqlite and use it for much of my scientific research. Sqlite is everywhere. It is on every android phone, airplanes, and the storage for many computer applications. The sqlite website details when using sqlite would be appropriate to use and can be summarized with these three questions.