Lowering the friction of posting
Yes, another mere meta-post (my last was over a year ago), but this time to say that I’m going to start thinking about posts here as more of journal or lab notes than formal, fleshed-out writing.
Yes, another mere meta-post (my last was over a year ago), but this time to say that I’m going to start thinking about posts here as more of journal or lab notes than formal, fleshed-out writing.
So, it’s been a long time since I’ve blogged, apparently.
I’ll write more soon, but for those landing on my site now, I wanted to point folks at my project info page for my entry into the ReBuilding Center’s Salvage Showdown — the Gumballtron 3000!
I decided this year to make an ornament for our tree. The timing coincided with a creative itch and a business need to actually go through the process of printed circuit board (PCB) design and manufacturing, so I thought I’d make a little tree gadget.
As part of my deep dive into retro computing, I’ve recently had to figure out some SSH configuration in order for older DOS-based computers to be able to connect and authenticate. This is a summary of what I found out, since I had to puzzle my way through this and couldn’t find any info already online about it.