Salesforce’s Tableau acquisition is huge, but not the hugest via TechCrunch https://techcrunch.com June 10, 2019 at 05:18PM
Brent Humphreys
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Visual Studio Code Remote Development over SSH to a Raspberry Pi is butter via Scott Hanselman https://www.hanselman.com/blog/ June 11, 2019 at 02:00PM
Last weekend was our EAA chapter’s annual camp out/fly-in. and I was really excited after having so much fun last year. This year’s event did not disappoint. I had been itching to get with an instructor to start my tailwheel training. It is challenging because instructors around here are very […]
This past weekend was our EAA chapter’s third annual Fly-In/Camp Out in Willow Springs. The weather forecast was a little dissapointing, especially on Friday with rain showers, low clouds and humidity that could choke you. I took Friday off to get the camper ready, buy any groceries we might need, […]
Erica and I took a quick trip down to Gaston’s for breakfast. For fun, I attached my 360 camera to the wing strut, and shot video of our arrival and departure into the grass strip.
This is going to be more “Much Ado About Nothing” than two different tails of a flight plan for many of you, but I wanted to share some of my thought process on flight planning. I rarely go direct. Sure, for short hops, I will go direct, but I like […]
Azure IoT Hub message enrichment simplifies downstream processing of your data via Microsoft Azure Blog https://azure.microsoft.com/blog/ May 30, 2019 at 11:09AM
I needed to go to St. Louis for a family event, and the weather was favorable to fly it. The trip is much easier flown, and saves a lot of time. The weather was showing scattered clouds and a good tailwind at 5,000 so I filed IFR to take advantage […]