For the longest time I've had the idea to put a Raspberry Pi into one of those kids car toys from the 80s.
In August 2017 I was beat to the punch by Matt Brailsford when he published his Tomy Turnin' Turbo Dashboard Outrun Arcade on Twitter: https://twitter.com/
If you are reading this it is likely you were like me, on the edge of giving up on IPv6 on your network. After combining a few small pieces from posts outlining Comcast Business IPv6 using Ubiquiti EdgeRouters along with the USG Advanced Configuration guide I was able to get
I've been working with Kubernetes a lot lately, I am using Kubernetes at Filament as a way to manage sandbox blockchain environments, so naturally I wanted to try and replicate this environment using Raspberry Pis. This is actually easier said than done, even though the 3B/3B+ has 1GB of
With the rekindled interest in Dirt Rally that my Car-cade has given me I had a bit of a yearning to get Dirt Rally working nicely in VR on the motion rig. You can read more about my motion rig here: http://projectable.me/my-sim-racing-motion-rig-version-2/
The issue I
As everyone knows I love my Raspberry Pis. I'll put them in whatever I can fit them in. I am in the process of finishing my 3D printer rack and I wanted to get my new Anet A8 printer on wifi so that I didn't need to shuffle the difficult
I have really enjoyed having a motion simulator platform for sim racing. It's fairly close to real world racing, but costs a LOT less money, and there isn't that risk of serious injury, or death ☠️
I started down this path almost 3 years ago, and with the Oculus Rift bringing
Back in the day we were all obsessed with hot sauces. We used to make everything super spicy. Chicken pot die (pie), blazing steak tips, hot ice cream, etc. Family life has tamed that expression, but I still enjoy hot sauces.
I collected hot sauces to use in
At BrandYourself, we are diving deep in to Machine Learning to enhance some of our upcoming features. The issue I have with the current ML battlefield is that cloud based GPU instances are still relatively new and very expensive. When you start adding high availability requirements, as well as potential
I am now starting to explore VR Sim Racing with an Oculus Rift! I went with the Rift over the HTC Vive purely out of native support in the games I play.
After much headache in upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10, getting the Rift working on my system