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.
PineTime's InfiniTime: New bootloader, and a recovery firmware!
We're barely into March, and there's already some news on the front of
InfiniTime!
Nothing really new per se, but when you scratch the surface, you'll see that
it's a "building block" for future InfiniTime releases.
Follow me and let's upgrade together!
A list of the Radiohead gigs I've been to
This one's for me - I am a huge Radiohead fan, and have been to quite a few of their gigs, so in this quick article I am listing them all, with possibly some notes from my memory :)
Reviving my Amstrad CPC 6128... through emulation!
In this series of articles, I want to look at the Amstrad CPC 6128: its history and my "relationship" with it, the different emulators available today, before delving into the games I played with when I was young(er)! :)
PineTime's InfiniTime 0.14.0 "Green Avocado" - all about LVGL!
3rd InfiniTime update in February 2021 - I told you, the project is super hot!
So what does this version bring? Basically an update to the
LVGL version, from 6 to 7.
Cool! But concretely? Keep reading to find out!
InfiniTime 0.13.0 - a quick look
With this release, we're very close to having a fully functional (albeit basic) smartwatch. So let's dive in!
Review of the Altra Superior 4.0 trail shoes
A quick review of Altra's trail shoes: the Superior 4.0
First look at SailfishOS 4.0.1 Koli main features
SFOS 4.0.1 is available since yesterday, and since I have it running on my Sony Xperia XA2 for almost 2 weeks (as part of the Early Access program), let's have a look at the main features and improvements it brings.
Sailfish OS - Tips
This page lists different tips about SailfishOS, mainly for me when I'm looking for stuff, but can be useful for others as well :)
PineTime's Infinitime Firmwares history
This article aims at keeping track of Infinitime firmware versions: when they've been released, what they brought, and where to get them.
How to get a larger space bar on SailfishOS
A very quick one today: bored of mistyping all the time because of this tiny
space bar in SailfishOS?
Look no further, here's how to fix that!
PineTime - Quick Review of InfiniTime versions 0.11.0 and 0.12.0
InfiniTime is pretty active in this year's start,
as we got 2 versions in 2 weeks!
Let's have a look at what those versions bring.
WorkOutDoors: Apple Watch as a true competitor of a Garmin|Suunto running watch?
I am an avid runner, and like to test watches.
This article is my review of WorkOutDoors, a
terrific workout app for the Apple Watch.
One week with my PineTime - a Feedback
A follow-up on my previous posts about PineTime: what works, and what is missing.
Upgrading PineTime's InfiniTime firmware
In the last post about PineTime, we looked at the basics of PineTime.
Now it's time to upgrade InfiniTime, PineTime's firmware :-)
Speeding up GPS fix on SailfishOS
This post explains how to keep using Mozilla Location Services (MLS) on SailfishOS, therefore speeding up GPS fix, especially useful on Sony Xperia XA2.
PineTime on SailfishOS
This post describes quickly the setup of a PineTime, a hackable and affordable smartwatch from Pine64.
Use Yandex as replacement for Mozilla location service on SailfishOS
If you're a fellow SailfishOS sailor, you certainly have noticed that since version 3.3 "Rokua", Mozilla locations services have stopped working correctly. (More details available here).
Fortunately, Coderus recently gave the possibility of using the Yandex location service as a substitute for the Mozilla service.
(Sail)Slack on SailfishOS
A quick explanation/workaround on how to make Openrepos' Sailslack on SailfishOS work
Spotify on SailfishOS
Some quick tips on how to use Spotify / Hutspot on SailfishOS
IT troubleshooting: always come back to the basics!
or how I lost 1/2 day trying to fix something that was obvious.
InfluxDB and Raspberry Pi - frenemies?
A quick look at why I moved my InfluxDB data away from one of my Raspberry Pi.
Domoticz and OPNsense (or the other way around)
This short article is a follow-up to my previous one on using the OPNsense API.
I'll quickly show how I am using Domoticz to easily change the gateway used by a device (in my case my laptop) from my main ADSL connection to a 4G one, by calling the OPNsense API.
Grafana and Pi-Hole
Even though I'm a DNS geek/enthusiast given my past, I love Pi-Hole
and use it at home on a Raspberry.
This allows me to block ads in a simple and effective manner.
(Of course it then forwards requests to a PowerDNS Recursor for several reasons).
I wanted to have a nice Grafana dashboard with info coming from Pi-Hole, so here's a quick post as I wasted quite some time because of a simple issue.
OPNsense API
I'm a huge fan of FreeBSD and therefore when I contemplated replacing the crappy router/firewall that comes with my ISP with a proper router, I looked at open-source software running it.
I initially started with pfsense, which was a fork of m0n0wall, but then switched to OPNsense whose approach I liked more, and which itself is a fork of pfsense. Reasons for the fork are explained here.
My first blog post
Hello and welcome to my website/blog. I've been using this domain name, which I bought back in 2002 on Gandi when it was still using super ugly^M^M^M^M nice colors!
Remember this?
