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Yes, I’m still alive!
Wow, It’s June already! Yes, I’m still alive, I’ve been busy, but I intend to start posting again soon.
Read More »Migrating to new server – again…
I’m in the middle of migrating to a new server. If you have any problems on my site, please send an email to
Read More »Now available in SSL
My website is now available over SSL by using the https:// prefix. You will need to have the CAcert Root certificate installed – Follow the instructions here. Once you’ve installed the CAcert Root certificate, click here to access…
Read More »Migrating to new server
I’m in the middle of migrating to a new server. If you have any problems on my site, please send an email to
Read More »Update – Reading data from a Sensirion SHT1x with a Raspberry Pi
After a few comments regarding my code to read data from a Sensirion SHT1x with a Raspberry Pi, I’ve got some updated code. Please see my previous post for general information, but use the code here. The list…
Read More »Reading data from a Sensirion SHT1x with a Raspberry Pi
Note: An updated version of my code is available at /2012/11/update-reading-data-from-a-sensirion-sht1x-with-a-raspberry-pi/ The Sensirion SHT1x range of sensors provide a rather convenient way to accurately measure Temperature and Relative Humidity. They aren’t the cheapest sensors as they typically sell…
Read More »Update
OK, OK. I admit it. I’ve been very slack updating my blog recently. I’ve had a few overseas trips with work and been inundated with other work. I promise I’ll update my site soon!
Read More »Kiwicon Reminder
I’m off to Kiwicon V this coming weekend. If you’re interested in computer security and haven’t got a ticket, I suggest you make some very last minute plans to get to Wellington for the 5th and 6th November.
Read More »Stag hat with a difference
My brother recently got married and as per the rules of engagement, the lead up to the event included a Stag night. For my Stag night, I was given a hard hat complete with a flashing LED light…
Read More »Downloading routes from a GlobalSat DG-100 with gpsbabel on Linux
This is a GlobalSat DG-100 It’s an amazing piece of Kit, but the software that comes with it is absolutely rubbish. You can download all of the routes (and delete them from the unit) in one simple command…
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