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macOS Bundle Install and OpenSSL GemmacOS Bundle Install and OpenSSL Gem
From time to time you run into an issue that requires no end of Googling to sort through. That was ...
Migrating Your Nameservers from GoDaddy to AWS Route 53Migrating Your Nameservers from GoDaddy to AWS Route 53
I can already hear the rabble shouting, “Why would you use GoDaddy as your domain registrar?!” A fair question, but ...
Selecting and Prioritizing Business ProjectsSelecting and Prioritizing Business Projects
First off, this post is not about how to manage your business projects but is instead about how to decide ...
Encrypting Existing S3 BucketsEncrypting Existing S3 Buckets
Utilizing encryption everywhere, particularly in cloud environments, is a solid idea that just makes good sense. AWS S3 makes it ...
macOS Big Sur Battery Percentage In the Menu BarmacOS Big Sur Battery Percentage In the Menu Bar
After upgrading to macOS Big Sur beta I noticed that the battery percentage disappeared from my menu bar. One would ...
I2C with the SiFive HiFive1 Rev BI2C with the SiFive HiFive1 Rev B
Hey kids! Today we’re going to take a look at the SiFive HiFive1 Rev B and Freedom Metal I2C API. ...
Exploring HiFive1 Rev B GPIOs with PlatformIOExploring HiFive1 Rev B GPIOs with PlatformIO
In our last post we looked at the GPIO pins of the SiFive HiFive1 Rev B board, and in this ...
HiFive1 Rev B GPIO PinsHiFive1 Rev B GPIO Pins
Let’s make use of the HiFive1 Rev B schematics to map out the GPIO controller device pins. Of particular interest ...
An Introduction to the HiFive1 Rev B and RISC-VAn Introduction to the HiFive1 Rev B and RISC-V
Today I’d like to introduce you to a new development board, the HiFive1 Rev B. Equipped with a RISC-V Freedom ...