Setting up Arduino IDE and Uno board with ATtiny85
Enhance your Arduino IDE with libraries to program ATtiny85 microcontrollers, crucial for working with the microtiny hardware development board.
Barebone PC with plenty of space
A barebones PC is built with Intel Core i5 processor, Asus motherboard, and Corsair power supply, but installing Linux reveals issues with old hard disk metadata.
ATtiny85 based strike depth sensor for training accuracy
A martial artist uses an ATtiny85-based sensor to detect strike depth, providing immediate feedback. The sensor, built with Arduino-compatible hardware, costs around 37 EUR.
Another successful martial art journey to Japan
Exploring Japan for martial arts, visiting significant sites, and establishing a Jikishinkageryu Naginatajutsu branch in Finland while capturing the journey through photography.
Technical level in Martial Arts: Annual check versus Grading
Annual technical checks in martial arts offer continuous improvement, akin to vehicle safety inspections, potentially enhancing skill levels beyond traditional grading systems.
5th Naginata World Championships were in Japan, 3rd July 2011
Naginata World Championships took place in Himeji, Japan, with memorable demonstrations and a team match against Kendo.
Naginata training in Japan
Master the art of the Naginata in Japan by dedicating yourself to rigorous practice and perhaps catching an opportunity at an international seminar.
Events of Naginata in Finland during May 2012
Naginata seminars and unofficial championships mark its integration into the Finnish Kendo Association.
Base64 Encoding
A rather interesting way to reduce HTTP requests made by clients while loading a web page is to include images as binary data directly in CSS or HTML markup.
Database indices increase performance
Adding database indices can significantly boost query performance by allowing databases to quickly locate relevant rows. Properly designed indices are key to achieving this improvement.
Naginata koryu: Jikishinkageryu
Jikishinkageryu, an old and popular Japanese naginata style, was demonstrated in Finland for the first time, allowing enthusiasts to start practicing it alongside Atarashii Naginatado.
Moving version control from Subversion to Git
Migrate version control from SVN to Git, leveraging cloud storage and automation tools.