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The Road to Renewable Energy

The terrible situation in Ukraine is on all of our minds. I’m glad to see that UK aid is matching DEC donations and important work is also being done by local charities that need your support. »

Author image James Singleton on #Environment, #Green, #Climate, #Gas, 7 Mar 2022

Python on the Edge

My latest project involves running Python not only in the cloud (with Django and PostgreSQL) but also on remote edge devices (Raspberry Pis). »

Author image James Singleton on #Python, #Linux, #Raspberry Pi, 22 Feb 2022

An Influx of Curling

The Winter Olympics are over and we seem to be pretty good at curling. I’ve been doing some curling myself. »

Author image James Singleton on #Curl, #InfluxDB, #CSV, #Guide, 21 Feb 2022

On the Olympics and Advertising

The latest Winter Olympic Games are almost over and I’ve enjoyed watching them. I prefer the Winter Games as the sports are simply crazier. »

Author image James Singleton on #Winter, #Olympics, 18 Feb 2022

Cuckoo Broadband Gigabit Fibre To The Premises Review

We recently switched to Cuckoo Broadband’s 1 Gbps Fibre To The Premises service and so far are very happy with it. It’s outrageously fast. »

Author image James Singleton on #Internet, #Fibre, 17 Feb 2022

How To Upgrade a .NET Core 3.1 project to .NET 6.0

.NET is 20 years old this week and I’ve been using it for a big chunk of that. It’s come a long way since the early days when I started and is now cross-platform. »

Author image James Singleton on #ASP.NET Core, #.NET, #C Sharp, 16 Feb 2022

Getting Started with 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye and Raspberry Pi Imager

The long-awaited 64-bit version of Raspberry Pi OS is out, joining the 32-bit and legacy options. Here’s how to set up a headless unit using Raspberry Pi Imager. »

Author image James Singleton on #Raspberry Pi, #Guide, 7 Feb 2022

Discovering an Ambiguous URL with Brace Expansion

Imagine a non-technical person has sent you a URL with a long random string in it, printed on paper in a font where I and l look identical (true story). »

Author image James Singleton on #Linux, #Bash, 19 Jan 2022
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