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made the list of best spaceflight patches. They don’t even try to pretend what motivates them. Fun article nonetheless.



The starting point for this project is the Kasa powerstrip I posted about, like a month ago. I’m trying o code up something to log power levels directly to a mysql db. Python Kasa library Python MySQL library Both seem to have good documentation on how to use them. The kasa library requires asyncio, which

I’m in the process of cleaning up my gaming PC, so it is easier to virtualize. The C: drive has grow over the years to 153 GB of crap. Naturally, I found the opensource Bulk-Crap_uninstaller. I was monkey’n around in Visual Studio 2022 already, so I was able to clone it from github and compile

I finally decided on CentOS and Cockpit for the VM Host. Which is quite surprising. I have naturally used RedHat Enterprise and clones at work for quite some time, but I haven’t given them another look since they first started with Cockpit, and man is it slick now. Some clarification I needed to arrive at
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