My desperate attempts to silence my Prusa Mini that’s driving me insane during Zoom calls. Featuring ridiculous experiments with garden slabs, foam bits I found in the garage, and the discovery that my printer sounds like a dying robot when it homes.

I spent a week obsessively printing calibration cubes to fix print quality issues on my Prusa Mini. From ghosting to Z-offset adjustments, here’s how I tackled each problem step by step and finally achieved near-perfect prints.

I dragged myself out of bed at an ungodly hour on Saturday to attend my first RepRap Festival in Oxford. Entered my parking details wrong, got lost twice, but discovered a surprisingly amazing 3D printing community that was worth every minute of M25 traffic hell.

I wasted hours customizing my website theme only to realize the solutions I needed were already in the documentation. Here’s a humorous yet painful reminder to always RTFM before diving into code.

I decided to simplify my blog with a minimalist theme that prioritizes speed, simplicity, and zero distractions. Here’s why I made the change, the challenges I faced, and why this update reflects my no-frills approach to web design.

After countless frustrations with my Ender 3 S1, I upgraded to the Prusa Mini+ and rediscovered the joy of 3D printing. Here’s why I chose it, my first impressions, and how it’s already transforming my projects.

I love using GitHub. I’m on there daily, it’s the center of Open Source software. That being said the activity chart on my profile sometimes fills me with anxiety. So for my day-to-day commits and development, I tend to use AWS code commit until I’m ready to share.

I got to attend Devoxx UK last week - my thoughts on the talks, the atmosphere, and why the Red Hat fedora might be the best conference swag I’ve ever scored.

Just got back from QCon London and despite the eye-watering ticket price, it was absolutely worth it. Here’s my honest take on the sessions, the people I met, and why I keep coming back year after year.

I’m always having to check the local authority website to see what bin needs putting out, or having to deal with the panic when hearing the bin lorry coming down the road. Time for a solution.