A message to California home owners: If you burn gas for heating, going all-electric probably has a far greater energy and CO2 savings potential than rooftop solar.
Ideally you want to do both, but if you had to pick one, consider all-electric.
Continue reading Finally Mostly Electric…If you live in California and worry about your home’s carbon footprint, chances are that getting rid of all your gas appliances has the biggest impact. Then, maybe worry about rooftop solar if you want to save money.
Continue reading The Case For An All Electric HomeI’ve been trying to draw up some plans for building a lamp for my nightstand for quite a while, but couldn’t quite come up with something that looks reasonably sleep while still being able to actually build it with the tools at my disposal.
Finally I came up with a design that seemed workable. Some things went well on this project, but others did not go as hoped…
Segmenting the network by setting up VLANs, and
Not woodworking either. — But we build a firewall/router and put it into production…
Not woodworking, for a change:
We have recently switched to an ISP that rolled out gigabit fiber in our neighborhood. While I really like their service and the fact that they have no bandwidth cap, having no visibility in what is going on on the connection makes me uneasy, particularly since a roll-call in our household yielded a total of thirty things that have an IP address. And some of these things I don’t really trust… Continue reading Home Network Challenge, Part1
I am now the proud owner of a 3D printer…
Continue reading Getting a 3D Printer…
Quick update after almost 2 months of listening. They sound great. But starting to get curious about other speaker designs…. Continue reading Quarks/Voxel and Where to Go From There…
Now that everything is built, it is time so set things up… Continue reading Setting up the Quarks and the Voxel
Almost done with the Voxel build. Time to wrap it up… Continue reading Voxel: Completing The Build
