#raspberrypi

I'm a backend engineer. I've wanted to go deeper into Raspberry Pi hardware for a long time, but...

When we say something is running on cloud, in its most simple abstraction, it usually means,...

I was watching an episode of Waterways the other night, expecting the usual mix of serene drone shots and polite interviews. Instead, I nearly spilled my coffee

Boaters are an optimistic species. We believe we can dock perfectly on the first try, that the weather will “probably hold,” and that our delicate, indoor‑only

Boating on the Great Lakes is incredible. Big water. Big waves. Big confidence. And for some reason, we all believe our indoor‑only electronics will survive out

I’ve spent my career helping businesses go through digital transformation—taking clunky, electronic and paper‑driven processes and turning them into sleek, conn

Every boat project has a turning point. For me, it came on Black Friday. I’d been limping along with a 1990s Lowrance fish finder — the kind of unit that belong

With the Garmin installed, the NMEA 2000 backbone humming, OpenPlotter running on a Raspberry Pi, and the CX5106 converter turning analogue gauges into digital

As winter slowly gives way to spring, I find myself itching to get back on Our Time. But a Robin claimed my boat trailer as her nesting spot this spring, and I

When I bought Our Time, I knew she was more than just a 1994 Monterey with good bones. She was going to be my platform — the boat where I could experiment, lear

Skipper Don AI generated by P. Rozanec and his AI buddy. I'm not that skinny eh

Windy is used on d3kOS updating every 30 minutes. We are on the northern part of Erie but the weather can affect us