How To
A collection of notes mostly on how to make computers do various things, written down in case I need to remind myself.
Use CSS to switch a hero image for a dark mode design
Basic explainer of how to use CSS to change an image if “dark mode” is requested.
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Use your GPG key to sign your GitHub commits
Notes on how to create a GPG key and link it to your GitHub account for verified commits. (Win10 with Git Bash, Ubuntu with WSL)
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Use the :target CSS pseudo-class to make a basic choose-your-own-adventure story
An explainer of the programming for the interactive short story that goes with the music on lackscoldfacts.com.
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Use CSS Grid layout to transform a Stack to a Flag object
It’s a website layout that adapts to different screen sizes.
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FFmpeg incantations
Using FFmpeg magic to convert and process video and audio files on your computer.
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Git Cheatsheet
Currently mostly about basic Git usage for someone who is just starting out with using Git and GitHub for source control.
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100% headless setup for a Raspberry Pi
How to get a Raspberry Pi up and running on your network without needing to plug in a keyboard/mouse/monitor/network cable.
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Use AutoHotkey to speed up your work
Create text expansions and custom keyboard shortcuts to work more efficiently with your computer.