How to put WordPress /events/ page behind a password

WordPress The Events Calendar incompatible with membership and force login plugins I have a client Life Recovery who needed an internal staff portal for resources and a shared events diary. The resources and diary should be visible only to staff, however they wanted the portal home page to be visible visible to professionals working at…Continue reading How to put WordPress /events/ page behind a password

How easy is HexOS to resurrect when you’ve ignored it for 3 months because you had a new boyfriend

My HexOS NAS is in a sorry state, having been stuffed behind the sofa and mostly switched off for the last 3 months. My long yearned for private home server has been thoroughly sidelined while my kids, work and a thrilling romance took center stage. HexOS is designed to empower average nerds like me who…Continue reading How easy is HexOS to resurrect when you’ve ignored it for 3 months because you had a new boyfriend

Swapping to more power efficient hardware my HexOS NAS: how did it go?

Having established my HexOS NAS was horribly power inefficient, I wanted to change hardware to reduce running costs. The NAS running costs were going to be around £156.95 per year ($215) which wasn’t in anyway competitive with the £80 of the next tier of Google One. However I didn’t have a budget for new parts…Continue reading Swapping to more power efficient hardware my HexOS NAS: how did it go?

Soul destroying and miserable: observations on using AI as a colleague.

I stumbled into an interesting project I thought would be simple with the help of AI… *spoilers” it wasn’t. The task was to automate extract voter data from “marked registers” pdf’s and interpret if each person had voted or not based on the crossings out on the pdf. The problem in detail In the UK,…Continue reading Soul destroying and miserable: observations on using AI as a colleague.

Playing with HexOS part 3: Installing an app, automated backup and peeking at TrueNAS

Welcome to my sixth blog about HexOS, You can read my previous posts here. I built a HexOS NAS for my family home and I’m documenting my journey as I learn to use it. As a less technical user, I’m an ideal HexOS customer, but is HexOS ideal for me? Let’s find out! Poking my…Continue reading Playing with HexOS part 3: Installing an app, automated backup and peeking at TrueNAS