Sites publishing popular Running Routes in cities (2/3)
Second article in this series, this time focusing on sites publishing "popular routes in cities".
Amstrad CPC emulators
Follow-up of my first article about the Amstrad CPC 6128: this time, we're looking at the top CPC emulators: how they compare and what you can do with them :)
Interview with JF, InfiniTime's creator
In this article, I am interviewing JF, who is working on the PineTime firmware since October 2019.
JF walks us through InfiniTime, from the first developments, up to the latest ones, which I have been documenting on this blog.
Resetting your Somfy IO roller shutter
Yet another quick article on automation.
In this one, I am describing how to reset your Somfy IO roller shutter, in my
case to be able to pair it with a Velux Integra KLF-200, and control my Velux
roof windows and Somfy roller shutters from Domoticz.
Domoticz API: don't forget user's permissions!
A quick one on how not to waste time (like I did) with Domoticz API because of user's permissions :)
Review of Amazfish on SailfishOS
As a SailfishOS and smartwatch user, I'm using Amazfish companion app on a daily
basis and enjoy it.
I recently realised that (at least to my knowledge), there was no "proper"
review of it available out there, so I'm filling that gap with that article :)
InfiniTime "Yellow Banana" - Stopwatch / dual watchfaces!
Yet another InfiniTime release, bringing 2 exciting new features: a stopwatch and two watchfaces, which can be swapped at will!
Keep reading to know more :)
Sites for manually drawing Running Routes (1/3)
This article is part of a series of 3, where I'm exploring the different options available for runners to create routes and then use them on their running watches.
- In this first article, I am testing the major sites able to draw running routes, with the use case of "drawing the route yourself, from a specific starting point/distance",
- The second article (to be published) will focus on sites publishing "popular routes in cities",
- The third article (to be published) will deal with "route shuffling", or sites that allow creating random routes from a specific starting point.