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This really is an offload rant today. Attempting to replace the camera module in my poor little OnePlus 3 went about as well as expected. I read, re-read, read once more and watched a couple of videos on how to remove the rear case, ordered the tools required so I
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Following on a little from yesterdays post about the possibility of replacing my mobile device, I thought I'd break down some of the apps I use and maybe see what you guys are using too. Signal You all know what it is, what it does and why you
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I have to admit, I'm not one to keep up with the trends. The idea of replacing my mobile device every year to get that .001% speed increase and bigger screen just doesn't do it for me. It seems like a disgusting waste of money. At
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Pre Warning: We may play fast and loose with some terminology in here for the sake of getting a post out. So if the whole GNU/Linux thing triggers you, stop reading now. I had so long to put a post together today, but did I? Did I balls. I
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I haven't really planned anything to write about today and I've left it a little late to get anything of value down in words so all you're getting is a mini rant on Keybase. As you may, or may not have heard - Keybase
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A couple of days ago I was looking in to adding some analytics to my Ghost based blogs as it doesn't have anything in the admin centre by default. The developers had considered building a dashboard but eventually prioritised other features due to the complexity. I think this
As I was wondering what the hell to write about on Day 12 of this mammoth 100 day task, it dawned on me that I hadn't really discussed any of the FOSS software that I use. Considering I'm a member of Fosstodon I felt a little
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Alias' are something I've never played with too much in Linux. I've done the odd one here and there if it was a long command I had to type a couple of times in a one off session, but never something I'd thought
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This is going to be a very short one as my writing energy went in to my other blog post today. I need to come up with a few ideas for this one to make it worth reading. Head on over to my Running Blog to check out today'
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Back in 2007, Assassins Creed was released and it blew my mind. I loved every second of it. It was also the reason behind me buying an Xbox 360. It was cheaper to do that than to upgrade my PC at the time. You played as Altair, via Desmond, who
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Nothing much to say today. Just a quick check-in to keep the days rolling in. The most eventful thing of the day was rebuilding my bike from the frame up which was an experience. At least now I can get out and ride again!
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Whether I'm running, cycling, working or just doing stuff around the house, I'm most likely listening to a podcast or three. I thought I'd share a few of my favourites with you. These are in no particular order: Linux Based Podcasts LINUX Unplugged -