Nokia LCD and the Raspberry Pi
It was time to experiment with a little LCD. I purchased the Nokia LCD 84 x 48 or something.
It was time to experiment with a little LCD. I purchased the Nokia LCD 84 x 48 or something.
Installing fonts into Raspbian isn't hard, you just need to know how.
I had an idea that involved a Force Sensitive Resistor (FSR).
OctoPi and OctoPrint are killa. I love it. It's especially great when you want to control multiple 3D printers from the one interface.
I have been playing around with the Raspberry Pi quite a bit lately and my latest project is a 3D scanner.
It annoys me when files are locked and you do not know what has it locked.
LockHunter to the rescue.
I love my 3D Printers, but sometimes they test my patience. You always seem to be learning with them. Extruder heat. Bed heat. Speeds. Filament types. So many variables.
Octopi is awesome. It allows me to manage both of my 3D printers without having a dedicated PC. The problam that I was having is that the WiFi adapter kept on falling asleep - as Power Management was On.
A number of my hard drives failed and I had to replace them all.
What a royal pain in the arse! You create a mapped drive, you tell it to reconnect on logon, and it doesn't.
An oldie but a goodie!
Here is a useful little utility that I didn't want to loose track of.
I had a dilemma. Our f%^%ing provider blocked RDP going out.
What sucks? The shadow behind the text on your desktop. Looks crap and is a bitch to get rid of.
I have always wanted to create a 3D model. I get 50% there and then I get side tracked and move onto something else.
I don't want to loose this link...
Another article that I will read .. one day. I'm interested..
As always you seem to spend a lot of time trying to find a function that does something.
I spent hours and hours trying to get an LDAPS connection happening with my local AD LDS instance.
I had a requirement to install OpenSSL (on Windows) and sign some certificates generated from IIS.