It seems like it’s now a tradition that, once a year, I will be ranting about IPv6. This usually happens because either I’m trying to do something involving IPv6 and I get stumped, or someone finds one of my old blog posts and complains about it. This time is different, to a point. Yes I … Continue reading Ten Years of IPv6, Maybe? →

In the previous post on the matter, I described the setup of lighting solutions that we use in the current apartment, as well as the previous apartment, and my mother’s house. Today I want to get into a little bit more detail of how we manage to use all of these lights without relying solely … Continue reading Home Automation: Physical Contact →

Last year, as I started going through some more electronics projects, both artsy and not, I have lauded the ease that Circuit Python adds to building firmware for sometimes not too simple devices, particularly when combined with Adafruit’s Feather line up of boards with a fixed interchangable interface. As I noted last month, though, it … Continue reading What’s Up With CircuitPython in 2021? →