To those who were paying attention, it was obvious for a while that Apple should make the move away from Intel processors to their own line of silicon chips.
Continue reading “Apple’s New Mac Silicon: Things to Look Out For”
As demand increases for home delivery for groceries during the Covid-19 pandemic, there needs to be a way to prioritize those groups of people who are truly in need so that they don’t risk exposure to the virus. Cover photo source.
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It has been a number of years since I first wrote about scraping PDFs using Python, and it has been by-far my most popular post on this blog.
Working out over the past four months, I picked up a number of tech-based workout items that I wanted to review and suggest for others.
Why it should exist.
A fully-connected construction industry is long overdue, but many technologies and integrations still need to be made that are long overdue.
There are a few inspiring pieces of media that have driven my own career in business that I would like to share.
While Apple is still trying to figure out how to expand Homekit to include more products, the space for 3rd party devices that work on the Apple protocol is still booming. A number of excellent plugins and platforms have been written to bridge the gap in smart home tech for early adopters. Homebridge has been a great ecosystem for smart home enthusiasts to get random devices and scripts into Apple Homekit for a few years now, and it has helped me with numerous unsupported products. Here are a list of must-have accessories that I use in conjunction with Homebridge:
I have to admit, I don’t watch sports, or root for any particular teams.
Continue reading “The Lesser Sports”
It’s been about three month since I installed my August Smart Lock.
