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Author Archives: matthannan
Arduino Uno Fun and Continuous Learning
So, a million years ago, I bought an Arduino Uno Starter Kit from MakerShed. When it arrived, I tried a tutorial and had fun with the first LED lesson, but the second lesson, which I remember was more focused on programming, left me in the dust.… Read the rest
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Tagged 3D Printing, Arduino, learning, library, peeled carrots, python, weather station, whales
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13 Ancient Fermoy & Glanworth.doc
A good, quick read about the area around Castletownroche.
MongoDB and Python in Data Visualization
This is an interesting web site discussing the use of Python and MongoDB in data visualization. I am getting very comfortable with Python and I have just started playing with MongoDB, so looking at examples of how I can start to generate data visualizations out of these tools is my next step.… Read the rest
Convert MAC Addresses in Excel
I have 140 MAC addresses that I need to find out not only what switch, and switch port they are on, but also which part of the floor. It is a time-consuming slog, especially since the MAC addresses are not in a standard format.… Read the rest
SoftEther VPN, Part 2
So, SoftEther VPN has been cranking along nicely for me for months now. I really love it. It stays out of the way and does exactly what it is supposed to do.
I just bought a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B.… Read the rest
Reconnecting Lost Donohues
So, this is how I started my day today:
I have been working with Kieran for a couple of months now. I would like to say I played a larger role in his journey to discover his bio family, but he really did all the legwork.… Read the rest
Flynns and Draddys and Donohues, Oh My!
In a follow up to this post and this post, I finally received the first of the grave records from Calvary Cemetery in Queens. This took just over two months, which seems a bit long, especially for the amount of “research” that went into this and the cost.… Read the rest
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