I recently got a Kobo Libra 2, after my Aura ONE died. And I've been looking into its series tagging features.
I have a multi-channel home audio setup that works quite remarkably well.
I now have three Dymo label printers, each ideal for its task. But some care is needed in buying them.
I've extended my mpd-tools suite to allow for a new mode of operation.
Why have a calendar server in the first place? Because I want to check my schedule from multiple devices, and because I don't want to sell out to Google. (Which of course just means that when Google takes over I won't have been paid.)
I've been renaming my large music collection into UTF-8.
I've been improving the ways people can get access to the local music server during my barbecues and similar events.
As part of the procedure for making sure a large set of work-related data remains intact and recoverable, I keep backups at home.
I've recently set up HTTPS on the servers at work, running in parallel with HTTP. For reasons which were good at the time and are still not entirely wrong, we're using lighttpd as a front-end, and the process was less trivial than I'd have preferred.
Getting "favourites" (stored locations) on and off the Garmin Drive navi is slightly more fiddly than it needs to be, but doesn't require Windows even slightly. Here's what worked for me.
I have recently purchased a Garmin DriveSmart navigation unit. It is quite possible to get this up and running, legally, without buying a copy of Windows or Mac OS. Here's how. I believe this will also work with DriveAware and DriveLuxe models.
My old file server is Full. So it's time to build a new one. All images are cc-by-sa.
I don't like network-manager. It's too big and complicated and hard to persuade to do the things I want. Fortunately it's not too hard to do without it.