Handheld retro gaming on a FPGA based system is amazing.
27.02.2026 04:31
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Handheld retro gaming on a FPGA based system is amazing.
A very happy tri-color mini Aussie, sitting with his ball
Happy birthday, kid.
Whelp. www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/ph...
Feeling pretty fuckin' down right now.
Having the Unifi discussion with another colleague in the hardware team as well. It's spreading.
Two Corgis lying in the grass. Both are having away from the camera and showing off their glorious natural tails.
Enjoying the end of summer.
A very muddy, dirty, drooly, derpy red and white Cardigan Welsh Corgis after a spirited play session
Rowan, that crazy girl.
Typical Seattle summer.
Updated my Pixel 9 Pro to the 10 XL. My eyes appreciate it.
It's a great day for some Sounders football. #EBFG #BoomBoomClap
Three dogs lying on green grass. Two of the dogs are Cardigan Welsh Corgis and the third is a Mini Aussie.
These three.
Terrible day today. Layoffs have impacted so many good, talented people.
I am a total PoE convert now. I'm using it for downstream switches as well as for most of my Pi's.
Happy Gotcha Day, kiddo.
I love watching my printer do its thing. Printing up 1U blanking plates for my rack.
The pink buds of an apple tree in bloom
The apple tree is in bloom.
A tri-color Miniature Aussie, laying down with a ball in front of him
Ball is life.
She's technically Ukrainian on top of that.
A photo of a red and white Cardigan Welsh Corgi, curled up on a blanket.
Here's my dog because the world sucks right now.
A photo of a 4 month old red and white Cardigan Welsh Corgi. Her ears are BIG.
She's stolen my heart already.
It's the last calm day.
I learned a bunch while designing it, and I've already got ideas on how to make it better.
An image of a cover that allows a user to identify what service is running on a rack-mounted Raspberry Pi, while also protecting against rogue USB devices from being attached.
I'm getting ready to publish my first functional print to MakerWorld. I needed a way to identify a rack-mounted Raspberry Pi while also protecting against rogue USB devices being attached.
It's not perfect, but it's a solution for a problem and I'm pretty happy with it.
Sorting through new puppy paperwork has me wanting to bring her home NOW.
