Cost-Effective Curiosity
If something doesn‘t work, fix it yourself. Or get someone else to do it. Or find a replacement of some sort. (Important: strictly in that order.) [⚠ Images ~298kB]
Charging Your Phone, Your Way… But Without Webhooks
Webhooks became a paid feature in IFTTT and broke my previous article’s fee-free smart charging solution. If you’ve got an Android device, there’s still hope. [⚠ Images ~1.4 MB]
Charging Your Phone, Your Way: Automation in 20 Minutes
A (now paid) solution to make the most out of an Android phone’s battery with a smart switch – ready in as little as 20 minutes. [⚠ Images ~1.4 MB]
Failing Symbolic Links?
When you need a “shortcut” to work with a program, symlinks, no stranger to Unix systems, are the way to go. But what if it doesn’t work?
Dynamic Routing & Filtering
A brief look into how my main categories for posts (the one you see in the navbar) works, and an interesting problem I came across regarding filtering.
Google Fonts: Arrows
Even Google knows which of the four arrows are acceptable for footswitching.
Ghost: Meeting Halfway
Comments on my brief experience with Ghost so far. It’s been a somewhat rough ride, but nothing a bit of coding experience can’t easily fix.