Backing up data in a SaaS company
When I started working in IT, life was simple: everything was on servers in a server room or a data center, and everything on those servers needed to be backed up. Data replication
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Losing weight through high protocol and technology, and my exercise stack
As someone who is most content when everything is quantified, I was immediately made unhappy last June, when I upgraded my long-standing original Suunto Ambit to an Ambit3 Peak. It had a
On Queal, and chewing your drink
Experiments with meal-replacement powders from a person who enjoys food and cooking
Two of my hobbies are reading cookbooks, normally in an armchair in the kitchen while something else cooks, and cooking.
A week with the Suunto Ambit3 Vertical, and thoughts on the Ambit line
Update: this is continued here.
Last Wednesday, I received my Suunto Ambit3 Vertical. Having a new hardware design — a recycled Traverse — it presents itself more as an Ambit 3.5 than one of
Experiments with small-scale solar power in the home
I backed a Kickstarter project, Solar Paper, by Yolk, which provided me with four very thin solar panels that magnetise together. Each panel is rated at 2.5W/5V, and up to six