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Making a Phoniebox

Michael Freedman published on 2021-12-23

A Phoniebox is a music Jukebox that plays songs when RFID cards are swiped near it. References Phoniebox installation log · GitHub [Tutorial] Phoniebox Reddit - Finished MusicBox Reddit - RFID Music Box V3 Phoniebox GitHub - MiczFlor/RPi-Jukebox-RFID Installing Phoniebox future3 — RPi Jukebox RFID 3.1.0 documentation Installation 1. Download Raspbian Buster Lite from https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/ , using the ZIP download link. 2. Flash an SD card Use Etcher to flash SD Card with Buster image Take out SD card, put it back in 3.

Use Hugo With Github Pages

Michael Freedman published on 2021-05-03

By default Github Pages works automatically with Jekyll which is great! Sometimes though you want to try a different static site generator like say Hugo; the good news is that with a little bit of jiggery pokery it’s actually pretty easy to so!

Connect Jasmine, Karma, and Webpack to VS Code

Michael Freedman published on 2020-09-27

If you’d like to learn how to run and debug Jasmine tests executed using the Karma test runner, right from VS Code, you’ve come to the right place.

Adding SSL to Pivotal Web Services (PWS)

Michael Freedman published on 2018-03-22

If you have registered a custom domain that you would like to use with Pivotal Web Services (PWS) or any other Cloud Foundry instance, you may also want to use SSL, here’s how.

Concourse Fly REPL

Michael Freedman published on 2017-08-03

have you ever needed to login into a team on concourse and then forgotten you were targeting that team and then done something stupid? I have the solution for you!

temp-fly will give you a fly REPL with a temporary configuration - that lasts only as long as the script is running!

Running Ghost on Cloud Foundry

Michael Freedman published on 2017-06-24

At work, we often create blogs for our projects so that we can easily share out progress, and more importantly show people pretty pictures of our progress. Often we will use a public blog service like tumblr to create a password protected blog, which is convenient and probably the right way to go. Occasionally we will work with a client who cannot or will not use a public service like tumblr and so we need another way.