Just a list of the ever-expanding gear I’m regularly using. As you can see, this is a low-budget setup built around a couple of Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 4Ks. Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 4K (x2) Rigging Smallrig full cage (x2) Smallrig T5 SSD holder (x2) Smallrig coldshoe (x2) Smallrig Sony NP-F970 battery mount (x2) Smallrig HDMI/USB Type-C
Having cut-the-cord late last year and switched to YouTube TV along with a handful of other streaming services, it’s no surprise that some binge-watching would result. Throw in a pandemic and 6 months of “lock down”, however, like most folks, the TV-time has bumped up significantly. I won’t say I’ve been completely glued to the
My project to virtually circumnavigate Lake Superior is now complete. At some point during the project, however, I noticed that the site was no longer showing the distance remaining nor the likely route from the last end-point to the original starting point. Since the mapping was done via Leaflet, I was using an add-on called
Background As a web developer managing multiple sites hosted on a variety of platforms and ISPs, Docker (and now Podman) greatly simplified my workflow by allowing each development environment to perfectly match its production environment (web server, PHP version, etc.). My primary Linux workstation simply runs one container for NGINX and an additional container for
Yeah, it’s not about fitness. In fact, it’s probably about as close to anti-fitness as you can get–but it is geeky so what the heck. I finally decided to see if I could save a few bucks by dropping my Verizon television account and become a Cord Cutter. I started by subscribing to Youtube TV