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I finally finished my Eagle Project! it took a total of 5 work days for around 3-6 hours each with help from some other scouts in my troop. When I started I was worried I wasn't going to finish it in time for the fair starting on the 18th of June but it went way faster than I expected!
The project was rebuilding and cleaning up the old planter for the local county fairgrounds. I've attached a few pictures of the stages and you can see how worn down it looked at first. All of the materials were directly donated except for the gravel for drainage behind the wall.
• The bricks were donated by two families who no longer wanted them. We just had to go remove them from their yards.
• The mulch was donated by a local recycling/landscaping company who wanted to help out and have their sign displayed for the fair.
• The new plants were donated by the master gardeners at the nearby Purdue Extension building. They needed to clear some space in their own garden, so they donated some plants they didn't need anymore.
Overall the project went much quicker and smoother than I expected it to. I'm really excited with how nice it turned out! All the plants are perennials, so it should look even better in the years to come!
I started working on a new personal website! I think it already looks much better than my old one. I still need to add some things like links and projects but it is going well so far.
jeffreyharmon.dev
Finished my first two work days for my Eagle Project! Not very many people showed up to help since it is a holiday weekend, but we still got way more done than I expected. We removed the old railroad ties that were already there, dug a trench around the planter, poured a bunch of gravel, and put down around 200 bricks. Now that the outside of the planter is done, I think we will only need a couple more work days to clean up the dirt, remove rocks, and plant some new plants! I'm really excited with how nice it looks so far!
The pictures should be in order of time as long as slack uploads them correctly.
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Started working on my Eagle project! We went and picked up bricks from a neighbor’s backyard that they didn’t want anymore. We dropped them off at the county fair so we can start building the planter next weekend!
Setup local SSL with traefik and Let's Encrypt so I can now use https:// for all of my local services!
Hello again! I shipped the initial release of p5_commander last month, but I have now added some more features!
• Live reloading with p5 dev
• p5 typing and documentation with @types/p5 and jsconfig
• A favicon (probably not the final design)
• Comments in my code :blurryeyes:
If you already have installed it, just run git pull in the repo. If not, follow the instructions in the README! You will probably need to recreate your existing collections due some of the new features.
If you find any bugs or have any suggestions, please let me know in the GitHub issues or my personal channel #jeffreys-corgi-box.
Thanks you!
github.com/SquarePear/p5_commander
Got minnie.dog and set up a basic site.
It also has a basic api that will give you a url to a random image!
Setup pihole on my raspberry pi for pi day!
For the last couple of weeks, I have been working on p5commander when I had a bit of free time. Now it is finally fully useable! p5commander is a command-line tool to manage and display your p5.js sketches easily. I used Deno :deno: so I could use typescript and more up-to-date javascript features that Node still doesn't include by default. All you need to do is clone the repo and install it using the command in the README to get started!
If you find any bugs or have any suggestions, please let me know. p5commander is my first actual public/open source project that I got to a working state, so I probably made some mistakes.
<https://github.com/SquarePear/p5commander>
You can now create a basic collection with p5 new my_collection!
Next, I need to add the ability to create sketches.
github.com/SquarePear/p5_commander
Did some more #ricing today! I mainly worked on fixing the polybar. I finally understand how the config works and have been customizing it for what I need.
Happy new year! 🥳
Set up and riced Arch with bspwm!
We picked up a bunch of old computers for free a few months ago. By shuffling the parts around, I finally got a working computer! It’s not great, but it was free 😄
Finally made it home! Also helped my brother install his new RAM sticks.
I made the pull request! Once I get home I need to record the test meeting. Otherwise everything is ready!
Worked a bit more on my workshop!
Animal Kingdom was really fun! Tomorrow we pick up Minnie from the kennel. Then we drive back home from Florida to Indiana on Sunday and Monday.
Went to Hollywood Studio’s, tomorrow is Animal Kingdom!
Went Mini-golfing ⛳️
Minnie’s first time at the beachCompleted the first #adventofcode challenge. I somehow got #94 on the global leaderboard!
Finally finished the solar! It only took an extra day because we did something wrong at first. Now we just need to wait for the city to city inspectors to verify and approve everything!
