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Continue reading →: Ugh version nightmares with PowerShell and really using Windows TerminalOK, I’m an idiot and did not realize the big transitions happening with PowerShell, it explains why a bunch of the Google commands don’t work like Remove-Service. The short story is that Powershell v5 is kept for compatibility reasons, but Microsoft has moved on to Powershell Core which is a…
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Continue reading →: Optimizing mixed Windows Development with Linux and GithubOK, well, I’ve finally made some progress on figuring out the best way to make this work. There are a bunch of small things that make things work better. The biggest one is figuring out how to store repos and where to run commands for the development group that is…
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Continue reading →: Managing lots of images and 3D data with Google Cloud buckets and Github for Unreal Engine and Reality CaptureOK, a very nerdy post I admit, but recently in trying to manage lots of images photogrammetry and gaming engines, it’s pretty clear that a lot of things breakdown, but here are some notes to help the “cheap” startup folks: If you have lots of binary data like images and…
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Continue reading →: The Nightmare that is Drone Setup for Sky Viper, DJI FPV and Skydio v2 DronesYikes, I had such a great experience installing first the DJI Phantom Pro and then the DJI Mavic Pro, that I thought this should all be easy after four more years of development how wrong I was. Here are some installation notes on a el cheapo drone that runs open…
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Continue reading →: Windows via Remote Desktop and other strangenessOk, I think this might be my actual last post, but had a great conversation about Windows development with Vlad, and here is what I learned: The easiest way to work is to Remote Desktop, this is easy to get and if you are on the Mac, means that you…
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Continue reading →: Windows coda: Running Powershell scripts from Ubuntu BashOk, I finally wrestled this one to the ground, but it is a little complicated and unintuitive. First off, if the you have a Powershell script and it doesn’t need administrative mode, you have to run it this way. Hat tip to Raymond for this one. As should be obvious…
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Continue reading →: Argh all my smart outlets fell of the network how to reset Satechi, Wemo and Vocalinc and how to rest it allWell, I have to say that while I love the move to Apple Homekit for all my home automation, this little life in the pandemic world revealed some real problems with the “cheap” devices. The main problem is that some of these things demand a 2.4Ghz only network. And they…
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Continue reading →: Champagne with metal clamp on the stopper topOk, we’ve been getting some champagne as gifts and we got a strange one today. It had a huge steel clamp on the top of it as well as a shrink wrap. It is a metal clamp on top and the cork itself is really compressed like 2-3mm so that…
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Continue reading →: The final say Windows/Linux Part FinaleWell, the documentation and guides on how to do this are pretty horrible, but I think I’ve finally figured out all the tradeoffs if you want to have a modern development environment (eg Linux) and also use Windows applicatiions because there are some, like Unreal Engine or Airsim, which simply…
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Continue reading →: Windows for Linux Users Part 3: Enable symlinksOK, this is the hopefully final post, it turns out that I also use symlinks extensively and this is not enabled by default with Windows so a simple ln -s myfile otherfile fails, to make this work you have to do three things: You have to enable developer mode in…





