I’ve just finished building my first 3D printer and have made some first steps in tuning it. I won’t go over all the steps as there are many great resources online. I chose to make a Prusa i3 Mk2 as… Continue Reading →
If like me, you owned bitcoin (BTC) and it was stored in a paper wallet BEFORE 1st August 2017, you also have the same amount in bitcoin cash (BCH). In summary, BCH is a hard fork of BTC, basically it… Continue Reading →
In this final part, we’ll complete the gateway by setting up our relay to send an sms by sending an email. 1. Setup DNS and Mailgun I part 3 we already partially setup mailgun, but now you’ll need to add… Continue Reading →
UPDATE DEC 2 2017: Please see comment at the bottom for a suggestion of a miner that currently works! I’ve got a Pi 3 that’s hanging around doing nothing so I thought I would try and use it to mine… Continue Reading →
This is part 3 of our series in building an SMS to email gateway. Now we’re setup with the hardware tested and working, it’s time to write some python code for receiving an SMS and forwarding it to an email… Continue Reading →
See part 1 for the introduction. I decided as this was going to be a permanent project I should make a case for it. Nowadays this is now really easy to make a custom case yourself using 3D printing –… Continue Reading →
Two Factor Authentication by SMS is a reasonable security addition, but it can be very infuriating. It’s impossible to sign up for a google account without a mobile number, and if you change your number you can easily get locked… Continue Reading →
Countly is an enterprise grade Web and Mobile Analytics platform which provides a 360° view of your customer journey on mobile and web. Countly’s unique plugin architecture, rich default feature set, deployment flexibility and tailored SLA coverage makes it the… Continue Reading →
How Operating Systems are like Knights If found this here years ago when I first got the internet back in ’98, and I remember my friend Gavin writing some extra bits for our own geeky exploits. I couldn’t find what… Continue Reading →
A few months ago I blogged about how I coded WordPress plugin, basically it’s a dashboard widget which users can send an email directly from. The idea is that AndyPi blog customers can ask for support directly from within WordPress,… Continue Reading →
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