michaelspinboard

Search This Blog

How to Over-Engineer Home Automation (Or Also Called Not-Invented-Here Syndrome)

on January 06, 2020

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

New Address:

https://blog.eiler.eu/posts/20200106/

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Raspberry Pi 4 as a Nas: How to Reach the 110 MB/s Read and Write Performance (Update #4 on 10.5.)

Prototype Setup With a Shucked Western Digital Elements and a Raspberry Pi 4B/2GB (Personal Picture) New Address: https://blog.eiler.eu/posts/20200322/

Blog Migration: https://blog.eiler.eu

This blog has moved. (Picture: iamcasey/unsplash) The new address of the blog is: https://blog.eiler.eu The new blog is hosted on a virtual machine provided by hetzner.de. The blog is based on a static website generated by the open source tool hugo . The main reasons for moving were twofold: the ability to post code snippets is very limited or at least inconvenient on blogger. The other reason is that I wanted to have good way of archiving my articles as I also tend to use them for documentation purposes. Hugo was quite handy as I didn't want to do web design, and could simply use one of the millions of existing themes instead. The actual articles themselves are written in markdown.

C++20: An Introduction. The Update We've All Been Waiting For?

A similar bird covered one of the best C++ books I've ever had the pleasure to read. With `Effective Modern C++` Scott Meyer has shown many ways of how to correctly utilise C++11/14 features and write modern C++ code. Last year the C++20 language and standard template library have been finalized. This, once more, will change what it means to develop modern C++ based software. (Vincent van Zalinge/unsplash) New address: https://blog.eiler.eu/posts/20210320/

Theme images by sebastian-julian

How to Over-Engineer Home Automation (Or Also Called Not-Invented-Here Syndrome)

Comments

Post a Comment