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Aaron Fisher

Web developer. Maker.

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Pitsford Trail Half Marathon 2026

My 3rd year doing the Pitsford Trail Half Marathon. Didn’t think anything could compete with how wet and muddy it was the first year I did it, but this years race may just take the cake! Such a blast slipping and sliding through the Northamptonshire countrysude, Sealskinz waterproof socks and trail shoes really came into their element once again.

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Tunnel Vision 2025 ✅


Yes, you can rotate the Reolink RLC-520A cameras

I looked all over for the answer to this before I purchased them! The camera module itself rotates to almost any angle within the mount, so you can easily angle it in any direction. All the pictures online depict the camera as being mounted upside down which led me to the impression it might only tilt forwards and backwards (and rely on the mount rotating to get left/right movement), but you can quite happily mount it on the side of a wall like I have here and rotate the camera so “up” is still up.

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Maverick Peaks Merlin 2025


Pitsford Water Trail Races 2025


The dumbest time-line

The company encourages those who have been holding out hope for a larger iMac to consider the Studio Display and Mac Studio or Mac Mini, which pair a 27-inch 5K screen with a separate computer, compared to the all-in-one design of the iMac.

The Verge – https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/6/23947196/apple-no-27-inch-apple-silicon-imac

Apple in 2023 makes some questionable decisions but this is top of the list I think. I know so many people (myself included) who have owned a 27″ iMac, it was such a great “bang for the buck” buy for almost its entire run. The decision not to make another one is absolutely mind blowing.

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Making a bootable Window 10 install USB on a Mac

I needed to re-install Windows 10 on my PC after an SSD failure, but after reading many tutorials online, the best I could get was booting to the install screen and it getting stuck at 0% then erroring. After many hours of trying, I eventually found the solution to my problem on Superuser. I’ve gone ahead and put all the steps I took to get it working below.

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Handy tool for mass editing Strava activities

Strava provides a way of mass editing some of your previous activities settings (e.g. privacy) but doesn’t provide a way of filtering which ones you want to edit. In my case I wanted to make a privacy change to every walk I’ve ever done, but leave bike rides and runs as they were. I stumbled across this which has done the job perfectly.

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90’s/00’s web buttons

Stumbled across this awesome collection of the little buttons you used to find at the bottom of websites back in the 90’s/00’s, a proper blast from the past!

https://anlucas.neocities.org/88x31Buttons.html

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Twitter…

It’s as though Musk has taken Facebook’s “Move fast and break things” motto and reduced it to “Break everything fast.”

https://daringfireball.net/2022/11/twitter_tumult

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