#Flatturtle

Never have any cell signal in parking spaces in Belgium, but at least now we (and the cars) have WiFi! :)

Another 8 buildings connected (including outdoor WiFi in the park, and in the shared indoor spaces).

After letting our blog gather dust since 2015, I'm excited to announce a fresh start. 😉 We’ve been busy with other projects, but now we’ve exported all our content from Tumblr and transitioned to a Hugo static site.

This is my first time working with Hugo, and I must say, it’s quite impressive. I'm using the seamless integration with Cloudflare Pages, allowing for automatic deployment from a git push. Makes it super easy. Having it all in git also allows Nik to post something without having to worry about deploying.

I recently stumbled upon a narrative that struck a chord. It was about a custom-made table, but, more than that - it was about the magic that happens when someone cares enough about their craft, whether it's carving wood or coding or anything else really.

Picture this: you decide to get a custom meeting room table made. You scout around, and a small studio in East Vancouver catches your eye. You meet up, exchange ideas, and decide on a superelliptical rectangle design. They nail it.

This is quick and dirty (and with the help of ChatGPT).

FlatTurtle has a new site, and there's been some fine-tuning here and there that led to a few typos creeping in. I wanted a quick tool to plug in a page, and that would highlight possible mistakes.

I've been a personal (paying) user of LanguageTool for a few years now (European, and less spammy and dodgy than Grammarly)