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The AnyTone AT-D890UV
Previously, I reviewed the AnyTone AT-D168UV, and today, time for its big brother, the AT-D890UV. Now, those two are really similar, they boast the same specs in all aspects but one: the AT-D890UV ships with a GPS, allowing for APRS and satellite pass calculations more easily. So far, it’s been working out fairly well, when…
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Scrobbling music
Following the previous post about my brand new media library, I’ve decided to dig a bit further on an idea I had a long time ago, but gave up on implementing: scrobbling my listens on LastFM. I tried to scrobble music years ago, but always ended up forgetting to use a player capable of doing…
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Compressing my audio library
After a few years of collecting music on various platforms, mostly Bandcamp, my music libraries have grown to some degree. My remote music library (sitting behind a Navidrome instance) is about 100Gb; the local one being roughly the same size. The majority are stored in lossless formats like FLAC or WAV with other formats in…
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The small pleasures in life: RuneScape
Recently, I’ve started playing some RuneScape again, most particularly RuneScape 3, and so far, been enjoying it. If you’ve known me for a very long time, you probably remember that I used to contribute to a small RuneScape-related project, OpenRSC. That project is basically a re-creation of oldschool RuneScape as an Open-Source project, mainly written…
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Laval Virtual 2026
From April 8 to April 10, I was at the Laval XR event, in Laval, France to represent Yellow Dog Man Studios and Resonite. Here are some of the highlights of the event; even though it was mainly business-focused, there were still some wonderful demos shown around. Despite being sent there to represent Resonite and…
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Fancy lists in GitLab Markdown
A little-known feature of GitLab-flavoured Markdown is GLQL (GitLab Query Language). It basically allows you to create neat dynamic lists for work items. For instance, the above table is created like so: It will basically display as a table all work items in the “general stuff” group assigned to my user. Within the query, you…
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Budgeting
When I moved on my own half a decade ago, one of the hardest tasks for me was to start budgetting properly and actually putting money aside. Up until yesterday, I was using Homebank to help with that, it’s simple to use, however doesn’t exactly scream at you when you go over budget. Enters Actual,…
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MMC 2026: Resolaundromat
With the MMC 2026 winner announcement yesterday, the embargo over Resonite staff promoting specific MMC entries has ended. This means I can finally publish this blog series on some entries I found interesting, cool, or funny. For this first one, we have Resolaundromat, by Harmonica and Noble, with help from Spark and Yosh. The premises…
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Custom domain on Obsidian Publish
For my own documentation website, I’m using Obsidian Publish. I like it because it’s just super easy to use. I go in my regular vault, modify stuff, hit a single button and done, it’s published. There’s also the option to use a custom domain, however, Obsidian cannot manage it directly or get SSL certificates for…
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The Purple Hour is now on Peertube
I have been doing the Purple Hour for eight months now. If you’re not familiar, the Purple Hour is the name of my Resonite office hours, in which I answer people’s questions about CI/CD and engineering around Resonite. Historically, the episodes were archived on a Copyparty instance, which works great but isn’t the most accessible…